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As the academic year comes to an end, prize givings are a chance to reflect on achievements both personal and for the school as a whole. More...
As we celebrate Pride Month this June, we remember distinguished historian Roger Lockyer (OK 1946), who, with Percy Steven, was among the first couple… More...
David Belchamber (OK 1952 and former staff) passed away on 4 May 2026. More...
In its day, the school's film society was hailed as one of the best in the country. Looking back almost 80 years later, the work of the society and it… More...
KCS alumna Charlotte Scowen (OK 2022) made Varsity history by scoring for Oxford in their emphatic 52–8 win over Cambridge — the first KCS try in a ru… More...
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a school in possession of good playing fields, must be in want of a pavilion. More...
The BBC adaption of Lord of the Flies has come to a close but did you know that the first adapted version to be authorised by William Golding premiere… More...
Freezing cold water, a muddy plunge-pool, scuba diving lessons – what are your memories of the school swimming pool? More...
In 1947, freezing temperatures meant King’s pupils could play ice-hockey on Queensmere. Five years later, field hockey entered the school’s sporting c… More...
Enlightening Minds lecture: King's TedX talks 2025 More...
There has been a strong choral tradition at King’s for many years, and nowhere is this more evident than at the Christmas concerts and services. More...
Englightening Minds lecture: 100 years of quantum physics More...