Articles by The King’s School Worcester
KING’S WORCESTER WIN OUTSTANDING DELEGATION AT MODEL UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE
10 Jun 2020
Posted: October 23rd, 2019 Fourteen students (LR to U6) accompanied by 2 staff had a very successful weekend at the 2019 Model United Nations conference hosted by Cheadle Hulme School (CHS). The team...
Read moreStudents at the King’s School, Worcester celebrate another set of tremendous results.
15 Aug 2019
Students at the King’s School, Worcester have enjoyed another successful examination season with over 40% of results graded at A*-A, close to 70% graded A*-B and 87% of results graded A*-C. The...
Read moreKING’S SCUBA DIVERS ACHIEVE PADI JUNIOR DIVER STATUSWORCESTER
14 Aug 2019
On Thursday 27th June a group of King’s students travelled to Cromhall Quarry to put into action the training in diving which they have been receiving over the course of this year....
Read moreKING’S WORCESTER BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS STUDENTS COMPETE IN THE INAUGURAL QUBEC CUP
14 Aug 2019
On Wednesday 26th June the Economics and Business Department took nine students to the inaugural QuBEc Cup Competition at Queen’s College Taunton. This University Challenge style event saw teams of three students...
Read moreKING’S WORCESTER PUPILS ENJOY FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE AT HEREFORD AND WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS
09 Aug 2019
On Saturday 8th June, thirty-three King’s pupils competed in the County Championships, with many having qualified for multiple events. Despite the awful weather conditions, there were some fantastic performances from King’s athletes...
Read moreKING’S WORCESTER CADETS’ SUCCESS AT MILITARY SKILLS COMPETITION
17 Oct 2018
Last Friday Cadet Sergeant Will Gorner led a team of ten army cadets to Nesscliffe Training Area to take part in our Brigade’s annual Military Skills Competition. The team spent all of...
Read moreKING’S WORCESTER – ICE CAVES AND MOUNTAIN TRAILS ON THE GEOGRAPHY ALPS TRIP
17 Oct 2018
Towards the end of July the Geography Department took twenty Upper Remove (Year 10) pupils to the French Alps. Days were spent learning about the physical surroundings and included plenty of walking...
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