Take a look at the snowy scenes around campus this week:
Many thanks to our wonderful ground staff for ensuring the drive was clear for staff and pupils coming to school:
Shells Andrew Johnson, Henry de Bono and Krishna Ankolekar, had fun in the snow making these brilliant socially distanced snowmen:
Take a look at the top three entries from Shell F’s snowman competition as voted for by the class:
Fourth form geographers built coastal landforms out of snow:
2027 marks a wonderful milestone for King Edward’s School as we celebrate our 475th anniversary.
On Tuesday 28 April, the Ruddock Performing Arts Centre was the venue for the second Tolkien Lecture since the series resumed following its pause due to the pandemic. It was a pleasure to continue this much anticipated programme of talks, named in honour of one of the most distinguished alumni of King Edward’s School, J. R. R. Tolkien.
On the 24th of April 2026, the KES/KEHS Hindu forum organised a Holi celebration for the two schools on the KEHS field.
King Edward’s School is pleased to announce that, for the first time, it will be working with an external partner for school catering. Thomas Franks has been appointed to
