We are excited to be launching ‘The Wellbeing Hub’ at both Bridewell Schools. The ‘Wellbeing Hub’ offers parents, pupils and staff access to a wealth of evidence-based resources; including parenting workshops, which support Mental Health and Wellbeing. We would like to invite parents to attend an in-person launch event at King Edward’s Witley on: Wednesday…
This term the main focus for QMH has been settling in (either for the first time, or back in after a lovely summer holiday) and integration. Integration includes our new pupils with our 2nd Formers but also integration of new rules, systems and expectations. It is a busy time within the lower school and QMH….
On Admissions Day, we were honoured to welcome Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Gloucester, alongside the Alderman Sir Peter Estlin and Treasurer Justine Voisin, to preside over the ancient ceremony. This is a special moment for the 144 new pupils at King Edward’s, and 30 from our partner Prep School, Barrow Hills, as they…
David Hall, Science actor extraordinaire, captivated his audience by becoming nine of the greatest Georgian Scientists for the King Edward’s Science Lectures on 17th and 18th November. We welcomed children in Years 5 and 6 to Charter Hall from 10 local feeder schools – Greenfield, Conifers, St Andrews Woking, Pennthorpe, South Farnham School, St Edmunds,…
Mr Emsley, Physics Teacher, commenced the new series of Cafe Scientifique lectures by delivering a gripping lecture outlining the essential ideas behind Relativity. Using interactive media and pupil participation, the wonders of Einstein’s mind were explored. Pupils were intrigued when it was discovered that some other pupils in the Lecture theatre had increased in age…