A sense of community, of shared values and of striving forth together is always present at King’s High.  This energy drives our students on to achieve excellence and unites us beyond the school walls. 

On their first day at King’s High, blinking in the early September sunlight in bought-to-last blazers and shiny new shoes, the Year 7s are told: “Once a King’s High girl, always a King’s High girl”.  Before they know it, seven years have flashed by and they sit alongside parents bursting with pride at Upper Sixth speech day, a clutch of GCSEs and A-Levels under their belts, beginning their next adventure with memories and friendships they will treasure forever. 

Each new generation of changemakers joins those who have advanced cardiology, rheumatology and other fields of medicine, pioneered the use of AI in education, became entrepreneurs, founded charities or become renowned musicians, sporting heroes or household names from the worlds of film or television. Others are changing the world in less frontline but no less meaningful ways; the teachers, office workers and parents juggling work and family life, all living out the values they founded at school and bringing small, mighty moments of joy to others.

Named after the building that housed the original King’s High School when it was established in 1879, the Landor Association links these generations together.  It exists to give former King’s High students a way to keep connected with their school, after they leave.  And we aren’t just here for KHS alumnae, we also offer former staff, former parents of students, friends or other associates opportunities to stay in touch with King’s High, and with each other. 

We provide regular news and updates and events for all parts of the King’s High community.  Whether you are seeking career tips or networking opportunities, looking to reconnect with old classmates or keen to keep in touch with former colleagues or fellow parents you spent many years standing next to on the side of the netball court or hockey pitch as you cheered King’s High, the Landor Association is for you.