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Our History. The King’s School has a proud history which forms the bedrock of the current modern, dynamic school. The School was founded in 1541 by King Henry VIII following the dissolution of St Werburgh’s Abbey, which became Chester Cathedral. The School was housed in the former Monastic Refectory for most of the next 400 years until 1869.
Fees. It is our policy to keep fees to a minimum whilst maintaining the School’s standards and facilities. They are normally reviewed annually in the Summer Term, with any change coming into effect from September. The fees from September 2024 are: Infants. Tuition per term: £3,731 Lunches per term (compulsory): £297. Juniors.
Along with their studies, which are of the highest standards, our Sixth Formers develop their skills for life, their spirit of independence and their sense of community. Our spacious, self contained and superbly appointed Sixth Form Centre provides a lively yet focused environment for learning. Along with the academic areas for work, a lecture ...
THE KING’S SCHOOL, CHESTER Fri 29 September Senior School will be closed in preparation for the Open Morning. Senior School pupils will be expected in school on Saturday morning in lieu of Friday so please ensure their availability. Fri 13 October Junior School & Willow Lodge will be closed in preparation for the Open Morning.
Term Dates. View Term Dates 2023 – 2024. View Term Dates 2024 – 2025. View Term Dates 2025 – 2026.
The King’s School is located on the A483 Chester-Wrexham Road, 1½ miles south of the city centre and about half a mile from the A55 Chester southerly bypass. From M6/M56 Take M53. Chester/North Wales and continue south (it becomes the A55). Take the A483 Chester/Wrexham exit, follow signs to Chester. The school is on the right, immediately ...
The King's School is located on the A483 Chester-Wrexham Road, 1½ miles south of the city centre and about half a mile from the A55 Chester southerly bypass. From M6/M56: Take M53 Chester/North Wales and continue south (it becomes the A55).
