Our actors might not be able to perform in the Ruddock Hall, but that doesn’t stop them from taking to the stage at home!
Take a look at our Removes playing the stock characters from Victorian melodrama: heroes, villains and aged parents.
Our actors might not be able to perform in the Ruddock Hall, but that doesn’t stop them from taking to the stage at home!
Take a look at our Removes playing the stock characters from Victorian melodrama: heroes, villains and aged parents.
King Edward’s School (KES) has once again been named one of the UK’s Top 100 senior schools for cricket by The Cricketer magazine.
As part of their KES Travel Scholarship former leavers, Kiran and Duy spent 16 days travelling through Spain visiting the vibrant cities of Barcelona, Madrid, Granada, and Sevilla. Each destination offered its own unique charm, customs, architecture, and history.
On Remembrance Day, King Edward’s School stood united in honouring the courage of those who have served. We held the Remembrance Ceremony on the Parade Ground led by our Combined Cadets Force (CCF).
Boy from Year 7 enjoyed a two-night residential in Castleton, exploring Peveril Castle, Treak Cliff Cavern, Mam Tor and Bagshaw Cavern.