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As a family of three schools, the Pre-Prep, Junior and Senior sections of KES offer an inspiring and supportive environment for children age 3 to 18. Explore more here. An independent co-educational day school providing academic excellence and outstanding pastoral care for pupils aged 3 to 18 in Bath, Somerset. Founded in 1552.
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- Senior School & Sixth Form
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- Junior School
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- Pre-Prep & Nursery
King Edward’s Pre-Prep and Nursery (for ages 3-7 years),...
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- Parents
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King Edward's School (KES), Bath, Somerset, England is an independent co-educational day school providing education for 1,134 pupils aged 3 to 18. The school is a member of The Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference .
- 1552; 471 years ago
- King Edward VI
- Dieu et mon droit, (God and my right), Ministrare, non ministrari, (To serve, not to be served)
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Additional Charges 2024-25. Instrumental Music Tuition Fees (30 minute lessons) Termly Charge (11 lessons per term) £325 Per Term. New to an instrument introductory taster (6 lessons, reduced charge) £100. Instrumental hire charge per term is £75. SCHOOL LUNCHES (FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR SCHOOL) Autumn Term.
History of the School. The dissolution of Bath Priory by Henry VIII in 1539 cost the city its original grammar school, which had been run by the monks. Stung into action by the lack of education available for their sons, the Mayor and citizens of Bath petitioned the young King Edward VI to provide funds to establish a new grammar school.
SAT NAV: BA2 6HU DIRECTIONS TO KING EDWARD’S SCHOOL - ROUTE 1 . From the North (M4): Leave the M4 by exit 18, signed Bath (A46). At the bottom of the hill, take the slip road to the roundabout, join the A4 (London Road) towards Bath city centre.
