A rich history since 1553
A rich history since 1553
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An independent, day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 11-18.
United by diversity since 1553
An independent, day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 11-18.
United by diversity since 1553
An independent, day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 11-18.
United by diversity since 1553
An independent, day and boarding school for girls and boys aged 11-18.
United by diversity since 1553
Following a fantastic season winning Gold at the Senior European Cup and Silver in both Boulder and Lead at the Youth World Championships in Dallas in August, Sixth Former Toby has taken his climbing to new heights, winning Bronze at the Senior Lead World Cup in Edinburgh. Remaining calm under pressure, Toby is one of...
KESW on the crest of a wave!🏄🏼♂️ A big thanks to Mr Harrison for these great shots taken on his Go Pro👏🏼
On Thursday, nine pupils arrived in Devon for a weekend of surfing. Here are some great shots taken by Mr Harrison on his Go Pro🏄🏼♂️ Looks like all our pupils are having a brilliant time, we can’t wait to hear more about it!
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Today at 11am, our school community gathered for an Act of Remembrance service at the front of the School. We payed tribute to the 1,500 'Old Witleians' who served their country during the First World War, and the 93 Old Witleians and two former members of staff who lost their lives in service.
The service began by reading out the names of all former King Edward’s pupils and masters who died on active service during the two World Wars. As each name was read, Prefects placed a cross for them around the base of the Memorial.
Two wreaths were then laid, one by Lieutenant Commander Brian Hudson, on behalf of the Old Witleians, and the other by Mrs Justine Voisin, Treasurer, on behalf of the Bridewell Royal Hospital Foundation. With performances from our Chapel Choir of ‘Call to Remembrance’ by Douglas Guest, from trumpeter Thomas, Upper Sixth Form pupil, of ‘The Last Post’ and ‘Reveille’ before and after the 2 minutes’ silence, the service ended with a final prayer from the Chaplain.
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“Queen Mary House is a vibrant, happy House that aims to provide every pupil with a broad learning experience in and out of the classroom. We motivate them all to work and play hard, as well as embrace new challenges and opportunities.”
Josh Andrade, Lower School Housemaster
Pastoral
Our aim is to enable each individual’s human flourishing and development of their full potential. So pastoral care is both a support network and the aspect of education that allows us to become and develop the people we can be.
David Corran, Deputy Head
Our partner school
By being part of the family of schools with King Edward’s Witley under the Bridewell Royal Hospital Foundation, at Barrow Hills we are able provide a nurturing prep school and nursery welcoming girls and boys from age 2. Education at Barrow Hills is for life, not just the classroom and we are committed to being leaders in Prep School education; promoting mutual respect, curiosity of mind and independence of spirit, preparing each child to move on to take their place in an ever changing world.
Philip Oldroyd, Head, Barrow Hills School
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