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  • Northgate Organ Scholarship

    Published 07/06/21
    We are delighted to invite King’s High students in Year 11 and external candidates in their final year of their GCSE course who have registered to join the Sixth Form at King’s, to apply for the Northgate Organ Scholarship. The school&rsq
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  • Psychology Brain Day

    Published 28/05/21
    On Tuesday 8 June, the Lower Sixth Psychology students will be experiencing 'Brain Day' - a day of neuroscience lectures including a demonstration and 'hands on' brain dissection. Our guest lecturer is Dr Guy Sutton, Ho
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  • Project SOS: King’s High joins Oxford University’s project on examining stereotypes

    Published 27/05/21

    Oxford University’s Project Spotlight on Stereotypes launches at King’s High

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  • Team Utopia through to UK National Finals of Young Enterprise!

    Published 27/05/21

    ‘Our aim is to educate young people about our world and the environment in order to bring about awareness, and therefore behavioural change’ - Utopia Enterprise 

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  • Becoming an Upstander - our youngest pupils train with national anti-bullying charity

    Published 24/05/21

    Congratulations to our youngest Diana Award Ambassadors

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  • A Hive of Activity

    Published 21/05/21
    King’s High has been a hive of activity and there was a buzz in the air as we celebrated World Bee Day with our new Beekeeping Society and apiary.  Our Environment Action Today group have been working hard on improving the sch
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  • Young Enterprise teams celebrate Warwickshire and Worcestershire awards

    Published 17/05/21
    The entrepreneurial spirit is thriving at King’s High and we are thrilled to celebrate the success of our Young Enterprise teams. In the Warwickshire and Worcestershire district, Team Amare won Best Sustainability Award whil
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  • Read about our ground-breaking work, teaching Creative Thinking at King's High

    Published 17/05/21

    ‘The debate about whether it’s possible to teach creativity has increasingly become an empty topic. The answer is simple: yes. Instead, we should be asking: how do we go about it and what are the most effective methods for inspiring and refining creative instincts?’ 

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  • Celebrating Rag Week 2021

    Published 12/05/21

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  • Sharing information and discussion in Mental Health Awareness Week

    Published 12/05/21
    Mental Health Awareness Week has seen discussion on mental health issues for pupils and parents, led by our school Wellbeing Ambassadors.   In form time, pupils have talked through the process of where to go if they
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  • Edith wins prestigious Mary Dormer Harris Memorial award

    Published 11/05/21
    We congratulate Edith on winning a highly prestigious award, the Mary Dormer Harris Memorial Bursary. Edith was chosen from Sixth Formers from schools across Warwickshire.  She says: 'I’m totally overwhelmed and
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  • Looking forward to three Junior Productions

    Published 11/05/21
    Our youngest students are presenting not one, but THREE Junior Productions!  It's a bold undertaking, but they are having such a great time in rehearsal.  Performances at the Bridge House Theatre are open to each Year Group bubble,
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