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Academic Life

 

As you would expect, teaching and learning are at the heart of what we do. 

Our curriculum ethos is to provide pupils with experience of a wide range of subjects in Years 7-9, from which they can then choose their GCSE options, with further specialisation at A Level.

Throughout our curriculum, there is an underlying appreciation that pupils succeed best when taught interesting and engaging lessons by enthusiastic, specialist staff. We want our pupils to leave here with valuable study skills, having found their intellectual and academic passion and having fulfilled their potential in that area.
 

EXPLORE ACADEMIC LIFE AT KES

 

“KES remains at the top of the academic pops in Bath and Beyond”
Good Schools Guide
 

Pastoral care & Wellbeing

 

King Edward’s is a happy and successful school, with the social and emotional wellbeing of pupils central to all that we do. We get to know our pupils well and build open and trusting relationships so that the children who arrive in Year 7 can flourish in all areas of school life and develop into confident, thoughtful and engaging young adults. We value tolerance and kindness and work hard to develop resilience and independence.
 

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“KES turns out young people who are not merely hard-working and well-educated, but compassionate and thoughtful to boot.”
Good Schools Guide 

Co-Curricular programme

 

King Edward’s School aims to provide a thriving and continuously evolving co-curricular programme by offering a broad range of opportunities for pupils. We expect engagement from pupils with our co-curricular programme, and our watchwords are breadth and opportunity.

We pride ourselves on the development of rounded and grounded young people, and know that talents and interests discovered, nurtured and developed at school can help shape a future. 
 

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“Pupils’ engagement with the broad and varied extra-curricular programme is outstanding.”
2023 ISI Report

 

 

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the edwardian MAGAZINE

 

The Edwardian magazine is produced annually at the end of the academic year, where staff and pupils present a snapshot of a year in the life of the Senior School, recording events and activities from both inside and outside the classroom.

To view the latest edition of The Edwardian on Issuu, please click on the link below:

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MEET OUR PUPILS

NEVER A DULL MOMENT

 

You can read about our latest adventures by clicking on some of our Senior School news below.

  • Thu, 10 Oct 2024

    KES Joins The Wellbeing Hub

    We are delighted to announce that we’ve invested in the The Wellbeing HubSupporting the mental health and wellbeing of our parents, pupils, and staff is a top priority for us here at KES and we are delighted to be able to draw on the resources that have been created by mental health and wellbeing experts to build on the existing support already in place for our pupils.

  • Tue, 01 Oct 2024

    Learning for Life at KES

    In a world where our pupils are increasingly being drawn towards polarised perspectives on social media, our Learning for Life programme, where pupils can discuss 'the grey', and develop well-informed opinions in a safe environment, is more relevant than ever.

  • Fri, 13 Sep 2024

    KES Bath 2024 University Destinations

    As many universities start back this weekend our recent leavers and gap year students are heading to some of the UK’s leading universities, with over 90% securing places at their first choice Higher Education institution. Over 50% of students are taking up places at the UK’s top 20 universities* with 70% heading to Russell Group universities.

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year 6 activity morning


Join us at our Year 6 Activity Morning in the Autumn. There is a wide variety of activities available to take part in.

Saturday 9 November 2024
8.45am - 1.00pm

Open to all local Year 6 pupils. This event is free of charge. 

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