Following on from National Boarding Week last week, we spent a weekend in Medley House at The King’s School, Tudor House to find out what it’s like to be part of a primary residential community where you live, learn and grow.
Students, staff and parents from all three campuses of The King’s School gathered on the JS White Oval today to celebrate the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla on 6 May 2023, almost 70 years following the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in June 1953. A historic moment in the life of …
We are delighted to have welcomed back our students, families and staff today. We hope everyone had a restful break as we look forward to a busy Term 2 at The King’s School and The King’s School, Tudor House.
The King’s School Cadet Corps is a central element of the School’s character development program. The Annual Corps Camp held at the end of Term 1 every year is the culmination of six months of hard work and planning by the dedicated staff of the Corps who work closely to mentor the Cadet Leadership Team …
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And that’s a wrap on Term 1! It has been a busy term across all three campuses of The King’s School. Hear from our Acting Headmaster and three Heads of School, as they share some of the highlights. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable break.
Outdoor education forms an important part of our students’ learning across all three campuses of The King’s School. It supports our students’ character development and promotes challenge, adventure and a healthy risk appetite. In this KingsCast, we take a look at all the outdoor education program at King’s has to offer.
“It’s not the mountain we conquer but ourselves.”Sir Edmund Hillary Let’s be clear from the outset, getting 36 Year 6 students to walk 17 kilometres over 7 hours in an alpine region is not an easy task. It’s not Everest or even Everest base camp, but it’s also not a little mosey up to the …
The old adage, ‘Manners maketh man’ is believed to have derived from the works of Eton and Winchester Headmaster, William Horman during the Tudor times. Translated simply, the proverb states that politeness, good manners and civility are essential to humanity. Over 500 years on from Horman’s proverb, modern civilisation is in many ways less civil because decorum, …
Welcome back for 2023! It has been a wonderful day at The King’s School, Tudor House as new and returning students arrived with enthusiasm, ready to kick-start Term 1. We hear from Acting Headmaster, Reverend Stephen Edwards as we look forward to an exciting term. We wish our students the very best for a great …
That’s a wrap for 2022! After another extraordinary year, we are thrilled to share with you the many highlights and achievements throughout the School year. We hope you enjoy this Year In Review video.
