We are delighted that King’s College School has been named as the Sunday Times International Baccalaureate School of the Year.  This is an exceptional achievement and comes after our first all IB cohort averaged an outstanding 38.9 points in their IB Diploma.  It is a great tribute to the hard work of pupils and the dedication of teaching staff.  For full details please click on the link below.

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The 1st VII Rugby Union team participated in the Worth School 7’s Tournament on Sunday and were successful in winning the Plate Final and were therefore ranked 3rd out of 16 teams for the day.

Our results were:

Oratory L 35-25
Worth School W 29-17
St Georges College W 21-19
Semi-final- Eastbourne W 38-31
Final- Worthing W 39-18

The quality of the opposition was very high such as Eastbourne in the semi-final and Worthing who had just beaten Cranbrook to make it to the final and full credit to the boys who did well to come back from the early disappointment.

Alex Hockaday (4G) took on the role of Gustave in Andrew Lloyd Webber's new production Love Never Dies which recently had its world premiere in London.  Love Never Dies is the sequel to the world famous Phantom of the Opera.

We wish Alex and all the cast every success with the production and congratulate Alex on this outstanding achievement.

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The sixth Classical Society Symposium was held on 11th March, with a total of 77 attending – the highest number in the annals of this event!

Dr Emily Gowers of St John’s College, Cambridge lectured on Aeneid 6 before we adjourned to the Dining Hall for a Homeric banquet.

To honour her 100 terms at KCS, Janet Belcher was presented with a chocolate cake of limitless calories made by Rob Fitzgerald-Crisp, and James Blythe together with Chris Micklem delivered the traditional after-dinner oration in superb style.

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We addressed the issue of Internet Safety at a well attended pastoral workshop for parents on Tuesday 9 March. 

Ellen Ferguson, Education Manager at Childnet International, who have supported us in our PSHE programmes for the last nine years, gave a fascinating guide to the online world and its opportunities and dangers under the headings of commerce, content and contact.