“In light of the recent Covid-19 outbreak, our school is closed for the foreseeable future. However, this does not mean we have stopped providing the exceptional teaching and pastoral care that we pride ourselves on. Our learning continues with #KESW@Home.”

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3rd Form Pupil Produces Hand Sanitiser for over 100 people

3rd Form pupil and Edward House member, Christopher, has been busy supporting his local community by making hand sanitiser in his back garden in recent weeks. He has been producing isopropanol hand sanitiser following the World Health Organisation’s formula using products kindly funded by his parents. Christopher’s hand sanitisers have not only been given to...

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#ThrowbackThursday - King Edward's became co-educational in 1952 when the first girls arrived. This photograph shows some of the first 38 girls to move in to @KESWQMH where they lived with four mistresses. #KESWCommunity #coeducation

Did you know King Edward’s became coeducational

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A very warm welcome back to all our pupils. The Summer Term promises to bring new challenges which we are prepared to face together. Read all about our distance learning programme here kesw.org/our-learning-continues/ #kesw@Home #keswcontinues #keswcommunity ... See MoreSee Less

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“Queen Mary House is a vibrant, happy House that aims 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.”

QMH (Lower School) House Parents, Mr and Mrs Gardner

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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