King's Worcester

Join us at our forthcoming Open Events

We are delighted to announce the dates for our upcoming Senior & Sixth Form Open Events:

Summer Open Morning: Saturday 6th June
Open Week: Monday 15th - Friday 19th June

We warmly welcome you to register your interest, visit our school and experience life at King’s for yourself – See you in June!

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King’s Worcester is an upbeat, modern school with a storied history reaching back to the 7th century, It has a uniqueness that not only stems from its historic location at the heart of the city’s cathedral, but also from the caring atmosphere shaped by centuries of Christianity. There is an amazing feeling of compassion at this centuries-old school. Yes, results are good, facilities are fantastic, opportunities are plenty and the location is jaw-dropping, but what really shines out are the confident pupils: happy, curious and thriving in a nurturing, family environment.

Read the full report on the Talk Education website.

Muddy Stilettos:

 

If you want a school steeped in history yet modern-facing and forward-thinking, King’s Worcester is the one for you.  Curious, ambitious, go-getting types will love it here, King’s is all about grade-getting excellence in a nurturing atmosphere (fans of Harry Potter will adore it; it’s fabulously Hogwarts). If you want an education that will open doors – but also teaches you how to open them yourself.

Read the full report on the Muddy Stilettos website.

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‘King’s Worcester is a highly regarded yet down-to-earth cathedral school that can’t fail to charm, at the same time as being a go-to school for ambitious parents. For us, it’s the warmth that is its USP. This is a school that wears its heart on its sleeve and is all the better for it. ‘Couldn’t be more caring if they tried.’

 ‘Pupils are unpretentious and amiable, at ease in adult company and with an air of feeling comfortable with themselves and the world. Many parents told us it was the demeanour of the senior pupils that had clinched their decision to send their offspring to King’s.’ 

Read the full report on The Good Schools Guide Website.

 

and what do our Students think…

 

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