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comment. Located in the West Midlands, King Edward’s School, Birmingham (KES) offers an academically ambitious curriculum to a diverse community of boys aged 11-18 years. This single-sex day school in Birmingham is one of the top performing IB schools in the UK. Its community of around 850 students come from a wide range of backgrounds from ...
Contact Us KES contact information If you would like to get in touch or request further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Contact details School reception Tel: 0121 472 1672 Email: office@kes.org.uk Admissions Tel: 0121 415 6056 Email: admissions@kes.org.uk Old Edwardians Tel: 0121 415 6050 Email: oldeds@kes.org.uk Media enquiries Tel: 0121 415 6076 Email: communications@kes ...
4 de dic. de 2023 · Mr Tom Quayle has been appointed Head of School at King Edward’s School (KES), from September 2024. Currently Deputy Head (Pastoral) at KES, a position he has held since April, Mr Quayle has previously been Assistant Head (Pastoral) and member of the senior team at Winchester College, having also been Head of Sixth Form and Director of Higher ...
Preparing for the exam. For entry into Year 7 (11+), the examination consists of three one-hour papers in Mathematics, English and Verbal Reasoning. The Mathematics and English papers are written and set by the school specifically for the entrance examination. The Mathematics paper is in two sections, starting at quite an elementary level and ...
4 de dic. de 2023 · Mr Tom Quayle has been appointed Head of School at King Edward’s School (KES), from September 2024. Currently Deputy Head (Pastoral) at KES, a position he has held since April, Mr Quayle has previously been Assistant Head (Pastoral) and member of the senior team at Winchester College, having also been Head of Sixth Form and Director of Higher ...
King Edward's School, Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. 1,664 likes · 61 talking about this · 1,269 were here. The official page for King Edward's...
Founded in 1552, King Edward’s School is one of the most successful boys’ schools in this country. For nearly 400 years the school stood in New Street at the heart of the city. In 1936 the school moved to its present 50-acre site in Edgbaston, shared with King Edward VI High School for Girls, which provides extensive space and facilities ...
