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“ I am proud to represent the school in an area I am passionate about, and I particularly value the opportunity to mentor younger scholars.” 2|
Current Scholar
WELCOME
Scholarships & Bursaries at King’s Worcester At King’s, we believe that talent, commitment and good character should always be recognised, rewarded and nurtured. Scholars are at the heart of the King’s community,
From the moment you apply to King’s
setting a positive example to the life of the School
Worcester, you will be encouraged to explore
through their enthusiasm, intellectual curiosity
your strengths and stretch your potential.
and drive. They hold high personal standards,
We have a clear understanding of what
contribute actively to school life, and act as
excellence looks like, and our aim is to help
ambassadors within the school community.
you reach it with confidence and ambition.
At King’s Worcester, scholarships are awarded to pupils who demonstrate exceptional ability, clear potential, and a strong commitment to personal
Our teachers are deeply committed to your success, offering both support, challenge and encouragement as you progress.
development. Scholarships are not simply financial awards; they are a recognition of excellence and an expectation that recipients will make a significant and positive contribution to the life of the school.
Your application marks the first step in a rewarding and purposeful journey at King’s.
If you would like to apply for a Scholarship or Bursary or have further questions about the application process and assessments, please contact our admissions team: registrar@ksw.org.uk.or call 01905 721700
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Holding a Scholarship at King’s At King’s we recognise and reward outstanding performance through the provision of scholarship awards. Scholarships are sought-after roles and are awarded based on achievement and potential in the chosen areas.
A scholarship therefore represents a partnership between the school, the pupil, and their parents, with shared expectations of commitment and engagement. EXPECTATIONS Scholars are expected to embody the school’s values through enthusiasm for learning, active participation in school life and the curriculum, and demonstrating commitment and curiosity. As a scholarship pupil, your role is not only to reach your full potential but also to inspire and support your fellow students in their academic pursuits. Those awarded scholarships are expected to:
Academic Commitment Maintain high academic standards, showing consistent effort, organisation, and positive engagement in lessons and independent study.
Behaviour and Conduct They must always uphold the school’s standards of behaviour, treating staff, peers, and the wider community with respect and acting as positive role models.
Contribute to School Life Contribute actively to school life through full participation in co curricular activities, supporting school events such as sporting fixtures, concerts, drama performances and art exhibitions, and acting as a positive ambassador for the school and their scholarship department
Attitude and Engagement Across all disciplines, they should demonstrate enthusiasm, commitment, and pride in their area of scholarship, helping to foster a positive and inclusive community.
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Support
Mentoring
We will provide the guidance, challenge and
Your strengths and potential will be
encouragement needed to fulfil your potential.
recognised and nurtured through
Our dedicated and experienced teachers are
mentoring and opportunities to grow in
deeply committed to helping you succeed.
confidence, leadership and independence.
Enrichment
Applications are welcomed for
You will have access to a wide range of
multiple scholarships. Where pupils
enrichment opportunities beyond the
hold more than one scholarship, staff
classroom, designed to deepen intellectual
across departments collectively work with
curiosity, develop talent and support ambition
them to help to ensure that they balance
within your area of scholarship.
their commitments accordingly. Please note:
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OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU
no combined award would exceed 40% of fees.
DEFINITIONS
Scholarship:
Bursary:
A scholarship is a fee remission award (a
A means-tested fee remission provided to
reduction in the amount of fees payable)
help families on a lower income support their
which recognises a pupil with exceptional
academically able children (a reduction in the
ability. Scholarship awards are between 5%
amount of fees payable of up to 100%). These
and 20% reduction in fees. No combined award
are assessed independently of the Scholarship.
would exceed 40% of fees. Pupils who are awarded scholarships continue to receive them throughout their time at King’s Senior and Sixth Form, subject to continued effort and adherence to Scholarship terms and conditions. Performance is reviewed and assessed annually and scholars informed of their progress. Full terms and conditions can be found here: www.ksw.org.uk/scholarshipterms
“ Supporting others and sharing in the many opportunities the scholarship programme offers has been one of the most rewarding aspects of my time at King’s.” Current Scholar |5
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Academic Scholarships At King’s Worcester, pupils are encouraged to excel in everything they do. High academic standards underpin school life, and outcomes at GCSE and in the Sixth Form reflect both ambition and strong progress. An academic scholarship is an award made to
In addition to the academic clubs open to all
a child who shows a high level of academic
pupils, scholars are required to participate in
attainment and intellectual curiosity in our
the Academic Enrichment Programme. This
entrance assessments.
stimulates intellectual discussion in a variety
We will support academic scholars to achieve excellence through a wealth of opportunities
of session styles and speakers, including staff, pupils, and external guests.
such as national debating forums, national
Academic Scholars are expected to
competitions and leadership opportunities.
demonstrate a sustained commitment to intellectual excellence.
Pupils are expected to: • Perform consistently at the top of their year group • Produce work of an exceptionally high standard • Demonstrate intellectual curiosity beyond the taught curriculum • Engage in academic enrichment programme activities such as: • Academic clubs • Competitions • Lectures and wider reading • Represent the school in academic competitions • Act as a role model in the classroom • Support and mentor other pupils Sixth Form Academic Scholar are expected to: • Demonstrate advanced subject engagement through: • Independent research • Extended reading • Preparation for competitive university applications and further educational opportunities.
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Academic
“ These experiences have broadened my thinking, strengthened my confidence and prepared me exceptionally well for future university applications.” Current Scholar
Academic Scholarship Assessment • All applicants sitting an entrance assessment at 11+, 13+ are automatically considered for an academic scholarship. • 11+ pupils from our Prep Schools are also required to sit the entrance assessment to be considered for a scholarship. • 16+ applicants are required to sit an academic assessment. |7
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Art Scholarships Our Art Scholarship programme aims to support committed and passionate pupils eager to refine and expand their artistic skills. Our highly regarded Art School offers a dynamic
to help prepare students for
and inspiring environment that celebrates each
university or art college, as appropriate.
student’s individuality and artistic potential. Through our Scholarship programme, they embark on a rich and challenging journey of creative growth and self-discovery. Through offering one-to-one mentoring and ongoing support, we are committed to nurturing imagination and developing a broad range of artistic skills, providing the necessary support
Pupils are expected to: • Be confident and innovative artists or designers who regularly practise their skill • Contribute to the visual culture of the school • Maintain a high-quality and evolving portfolio that demonstrates their skill as an artist or designer • Participate in enrichment activities such as art clubs, workshops, competitions, and exhibitions • Show a high level of technical skill as well as demonstrating a creative, original, and personal approach to their work • Choose GCSE Art as one of their options Sixth Form Art Scholars are expected to: • Produce a highly developed personal portfolio • Curate exhibitions, support open days, taster days and transition events • Participate in enrichment activities and mentor Lower Years pupils
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Pupils are supported in deepening their understanding of both historical and contemporary art, while exploring every aspect of art-making and visual expression. Art Scholars are expected to demonstrate creativity, commitment, and technical development.
Art Art Scholarship Assessment 11+ (Year 7)
13+ (Year 9) and 16+ (Year 12)
Applicants are required to:
Applicants are required to join us on the
• Provide a portfolio of work, comprising 12 pieces of non-school work, to include
13+ Assessment Day, where they will be required to:
drawing and evidence of interest and
• Bring a portfolio of work, comprising 12
personal specialism, such as and not
pieces of non-school work, to include
limited to sketching, painting, 3D,
drawing and evidence of interest and
textiles, sculpture
personal specialism, such as and not
• Join an informal workshop on Saturday for 2 hours, meeting with the Head of Art and members of the Art Department.
limited to sketching, painting, 3D, textiles, sculpture • Meet with the Head of Art to discuss their portfolio of work and artistic interests • Join an informal 2-hour workshop. |9
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Choristers Chorister Scholarships at King’s Worcester offer musically talented pupils the opportunity to develop their singing within one of the School’s most distinctive and historic traditions. Rooted in our long-standing partnership
Choristers receive specialist tuition and are
with neighbouring Worcester Cathedral, the
supported by dedicated music and pastoral staff
programme provides exceptional musical
from King’s and Worcester Cathedral. Further
training alongside an ambitious and well-
to the regular service schedule at the cathedral,
rounded education.
choristers also have the opportunity to take
As members of Worcester Cathedral Choir, choristers benefit from regular opportunities to sing a wide and demanding repertoire within a professional musical environment. This experience develops musical literacy, sight-
and radio, and recordings, they are encouraged to contribute widely to the musical life of the school, taking part in choirs, ensembles and performances across the year.
reading, vocal technique, language skills and
Choristers are expected to demonstrate
ensemble awareness to a high standard, while
commitment, musicality and teamwork.
fostering discipline, resilience and confidence. Commitments are carefully balanced within the school day to ensure pupils can fully engage with academic and co-curricular life.
Pupils are expected to: • Perform regularly with the Cathedral Choir, attending rehearsals, services and concerts as required • Demonstrate the potential to reach the highest standards of musical performance and vocal technique • Show a strong enthusiasm for music and singing • Maintain a high level of commitment, organisation and reliability • Contribute actively to the wider musical life of the School • Act as positive role models and ambassadors for choral music at King’s • Through this rich and rewarding experience, choristers develop both musical excellence and personal confidence, preparing them for continued success in music and beyond.
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part in concerts, tours, broadcasts on television
Choristers Chorister Assessment Applications are welcomed from Year 2 (age 7) to Year 7 (aged 11). Applicants are invited to attend a friendly voice trial, typically involving the performance of a prepared hymn or song. In addition, candidates are required to: • Undertake simple listening and echo tests to assess pitch, musical ear and responsiveness.
• Read aloud to assess clarity of diction and pronunciation. The assessment focuses on vocal potential, musical instinct and willingness to learn, rather than prior formal training. Selection is based on overall suitability for the demands of cathedral choir life, including commitment, reliability and enthusiasm, and the availability of places in the choir in any given year group.
For more information on Chorister Scholarships, please contact Admissions at King’s Worcester or Samuel Hudson (Director of Music, Worcester Cathedral) - 01905 732 916 or samuelhudson@worcestercathedral.org.uk
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Drama Scholarships The Drama and Dance Department at King’s Worcester functions as a professional theatre space, hosting productions that consistently draw sold-out audiences. Pupils benefit from the guidance of an
who enjoy the challenge of backstage theatre
experienced team of drama, dance, and theatre
productions.
technicians. Many alumni have gone on to build successful careers in various fields of the Performing Arts.
opportunity to be part of the school’s Spotlight Development Programme – this offers a unique
At King’s, we aim to instil a love for the theatre
opportunity for pupils to enhance their skills
and its varied art forms through a blend of
through core, classical repertoire (with an
practical, intellectual, and creative activities.
additional musical theatre strand available
Our school calendar includes an array of
for selected pupils). Spotlight prepares pupils
annual productions of plays and musicals as
for future external auditions and instils a deep
well as a series of more intimate, pupil-led,
sense of accomplishment and growth.
performances. We support pupils through to the highest level of LAMDA, to huge stage productions, whilst also supporting those
Pupils are expected to: • Audition for and participate in school productions and showcases • Attend all rehearsals and drama workshops, including evening rehearsals and occasional weekends. • Demonstrate creativity, confidence, and collaboration • Contribute to both performance and, where appropriate, technical, or backstage roles • Commit to intensive rehearsal schedules prior to performances • Regular audience member at live theatre • Select GCSE Drama as one of their options Sixth Form Drama Scholars are expected to: • Take leading roles in productions • Support directing and mentoring • Contribute to the wider development of the drama programme 12 |
From 11+ (Year 7) Drama Scholars also have the
Drama Scholars are required to play an active part in the performing arts provision.
Drama
“ The extra one-to-one support my child has received has been outstanding. Her confidence on the stage has come on leaps and bounds.” Parent of Current Scholar
Drama Scholarship Assessment 11+ (Year 7)
13+ (Year 9) and 16+ (Year 12)
Applicants are required to:
Applicants are required to:
• Provide a personal statement which
• Provide a personal statement which
outlines their enthusiasm for drama,
outlines their enthusiasm for drama,
highlighting their experiences and
highlighting their experiences and
enjoyment of performance and creativity
enjoyment of performance and creativity,
to include examples of participation
including examples of participation in
school or external productions.
school or external productions.
• Attend an audition style drama workshop
• Be invited to a Drama Scholarship
which will include:
Assessment, which will include an
• Practical workshop
individual performance in a chosen
• Informal interview about recent
discipline, participation in a drama lesson
experiences and drama interests
and interview about experience and
• Performance in your chose discipline
interests with the Head of Drama.
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King’s Worcester | Scholarships & Bursaries
Music Scholarships Music is a significant part of life at King’s, and the music department has long been a centre of excellence, maintaining strong links with Worcester Cathedral and the musical life of the city. Music is a significant part of life at King’s,
Music Scholars have an annual review with
and the music department has long been a
music staff and set targets each year. Many
centre of excellence, maintaining strong links
King’s pupils have gone on to study Music at
with Worcester Cathedral and the musical life
Oxbridge, Russell Group universities and Music
of the city.
Colleges before going on to have careers as
Those pupils who have a musical flair and passion could be eligible for music scholarships. There is a wide range of styles and genres of music, including orchestras, wind and jazz
provided in preparation for auditions such as aural skills coaching, Bach Chorales, essay writing and performance coaching.
bands and solo concerts, allowing pupils to
Music Scholars are expected to play a full part
demonstrate and enhance their musical talents.
in musical life at the school and have a real
There is also access to outstanding music
passion for making music supporting the wider
facilities, first class teaching and mentoring
music community.
from specialist teaching staff and peripatetic music teachers.
Pupils are expected to: • Perform regularly in school concerts and events (evening concerts and occasional weekend performances) • Participate in instrumental ensembles and choirs (several rehearsals each week) • Maintain a disciplined programme of individual practice • Take regular lessons in their principal instrument • Be prepared to perform as soloists • Study for graded examinations in practical music and theory • Support the wider music community • Encourage and collaborate with younger pupils • Select Music as a GCSE option Sixth Form Music Scholars are expected to: • Take leadership roles within ensembles • Assist with organisation of concerts and musical events 14 |
professional musicians. Bespoke support is
Music
“ I am incredibly grateful for the vibrant and supportive music community at King’s Worcester. The experience has deepened my love of music and inspired me to consider pursuing it beyond school.” Current Scholar
Music Scholarship Assessment • Year 7 (11+) candidates are invited to join us on our Music Scholarship Audition Days. • Assessment takes the form of an instrument or vocal performance of two contrasting pieces of music. • If a second instrument is offered (which is not mandatory), one piece of music is required. • It is expected that the applicant will be at the AB/TCL standard below on his or her chosen instrument. 11+ (Year 7) Grade 4, 13+ (Year 9) Grade 5, 16+ (Year 12) Grade 7 (Grade 5 for the second instrument) | 15
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Sports Scholarships King’s Worcester is synonymous with sporting excellence. Our sporting achievements are extensive, with teams and individual pupils regularly competing at county, regional and national level. Sports Scholars are talented pupils who relish
Sports Scholars are enrolled on our Athlete
the challenge of competing at the highest
Development Programme, which provides them,
levels of school sport. They are expected to
sessions from our Strength and Conditioning
lead by example, both on and off the field, and
Coach, termly lectures and mentoring (where
are required to set high standards in training
required).
and matches, contributing significantly to the school’s sporting success.
Pupils are expected to: • Represent the school in their principal sport(s) (compete in all fixtures, including weekends)* • Attend multiple training sessions during the school week • Maintain high standards of fitness and preparation • Demonstrate discipline, resilience, and sportsmanship • Balance sporting commitments with academic responsibilities • Prioritise school fixtures and practises* • Support with School Open Events. • Participate in the Athlete Development Programme. • Active involvement in school sport across all three terms, including participation beyond their primary sport to support the wider school programme. *
Where pupils are committed to an external
club or team exceptions may be granted on individual basis by the Foundation Director of Sport or Director of Sport. Sixth Form Sports Scholars are expected to: • Exhibit strong leadership qualities and contribute positively to the culture and standards of school sport both on and office the field • Act as ambassadors at internal and external events 16 |
Sport
“Sport at King’s Worcester has been both demanding and deeply enjoyable. Being a Sports Scholar has allowed me to compete at a high level, develop resilience and teamwork, and create memories and experiences that I will carry with me long after school.” Current Scholar
Sports Scholarship Assessment Sports Scholarships will be awarded to those who demonstrate the ability to progress and achieve high levels of success. In addition to completing the scholarship application form, applications are required to:
• Represent two sports as a minimum at club and school level • Be invited to a Sports Scholarship Assessment morning, which will include participation in at least one of your chosen sports and informal interview with Foundation Director of Sport or
11+ (Year 7) • Attend the Sports Scholarship Assessment morning - taking part in a series of physical activities and meeting with the Foundation Director of Sport/ Senior School Director of Sport. 13+ (Year 9) • Be playing at or have the potential to reach county, regional or national level
Director of Sport. 16+ (Year 12) • Be at regional level or equivalent for rugby, hockey, football, netball, athletics, cricket, rowing and swimming where such opportunities exist • Be invited to a Sports Scholarship Assessment, which will include participation in at least one chosen sport and informal interview with Foundation Director of Sport or Director of Sport. | 17
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Frequently Asked Questions What are the benefits of being a Scholar at King’s Worcester?
positive role models within the community.
Being a Scholar at King’s Worcester offers
actively to school life, engaging fully in co
recognition for exceptional ability alongside extensive academic and co curricular support. Scholars benefit from expert teaching, mentoring and encouragement tailored to their strengths, helping them to stretch their potential with confidence and ambition. They have access to a wide range of enrichment opportunities beyond the classroom, designed to deepen intellectual curiosity, develop talent and support future aspirations within their area of scholarship. Scholars are also part of a distinctive and supportive community, where leadership, collaboration and personal growth are actively encouraged, and where pupils are given opportunities to build confidence, responsibility and independence while making a meaningful contribution to school life.
Can my child apply for more than one scholarship? Yes, applicants are welcome to apply for more than one scholarship. Where pupils hold more than one scholarship, staff across departments collectively work with them to help to
curricular activities and supporting events and performances as ambassadors for King’s and for their scholarship area. Across all disciplines, scholars are encouraged to show curiosity, pride and commitment, not only striving for personal excellence but also inspiring and supporting their peers.
What do we need to do apply for a scholarship? To apply for a scholarship at King’s, you will need to complete your application to the school first and then via our only admissions portal OpenApply you will have the opportunity to complete a scholarship application. Our Admissions Team can guide you through the process and support along the way, should you require any additional help.
Can I apply for a scholarship and bursary? Yes. Scholarships and bursaries serve different purposes and are assessed separately, so families may apply for one or both.
ensure that they balance their commitments
A Scholarship recognises pupils who
accordingly.
demonstrate exceptional ability. It is awarded
What are the expectations of my child as a King’s Worcester Scholar?
as a fee remission of between 5% and 20%
A King’s Worcester Scholarship recognises both
remission, awarded to support families on a
achievement and potential and comes with shared expectations between the school, the pupil and their family. Scholars are expected to set a positive example by working to a high academic standard, showing commitment, organisation and enthusiasm in lessons and independent study. They should consistently uphold the school’s standards of behaviour, treating others with respect and acting as 18 |
Scholars are also expected to contribute
and reflects talent and potential rather than financial need. A Bursary is a means tested fee lower income. Bursaries can cover up to 100% of fees and are assessed independently from scholarships, based on a family’s financial circumstances. Where a pupil is awarded both a scholarship and a bursary, the combined level of fee remission is carefully considered in line with school policy.
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What is the financial value of a scholarship at King’s Worcester? Scholarship awards are between 5% and 20% reduction in fees. No combined award would exceed 40% of fees.
I am already a student at King’s Worcester; can I apply for scholarship? As you transition from King’s Hawford or King’s St Alban’s you will be provided with information on how to apply for Scholarships.
I can’t make the assessment date; can I be assessed at another time? Where possible we will assess candidates outside of the application deadlines, however if you have applied outside of our scholarship timeframes, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to offer a scholarship. Please contact our Admissions Team for more information on 01905 721742 or email registrar@ksw.org.uk. | 19
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Bursaries King’s recognises the significant sacrifice that many parents make to enable their children to benefit from an independent school education. We passionately believe that talented children should be able to enjoy all that a King’s
Who is eligible? • We often have high demand for our bursaries and, as such, it is not usually possible to offer funding to all those who apply for a bursary and get offered a place. When distributing the bursary funds, we also consider a pupil’s academic performance. • The granting of a bursary is discretionary. In making our decisions, we consider a wide
education can offer, regardless of background
range of financial circumstances, including,
or parental income. Our bursaries can amount
but not limited to, parental/ guardian
up to 100% of school fees and are means-
income (from all sources), assets (including
tested. They are specifically targeted towards
personal property) and other matters that
those applicants who would benefit most
are particular to the pupil such as family
from this life-changing opportunity, and many of our most successful pupils are testament to our bursaries’ success.
circumstances. • The value of financial support given can be up to 100% of full school fees*. Grants may also
Entrance Bursaries are awarded primarily
be available to cover or contribute towards
to pupils entering the school at the ages of
the costs of items such as school lunches,
11, 13 and 16. Depending on the availability of
uniform, travel costs, equipment required for
funds, Entrance Bursaries may be awarded
educational, sports or co-curricular activities,
to a pupil entering the senior school at other
foreign exchange and other educationally
ages. Entrance Bursaries would not usually be available to children entering at a prep school level other than in exceptional circumstances.
Who decides on the level of bursary awarded? King’s bursaries are decided by a panel who meet to review applications and the level of awards. The members of the panel are from the school leadership team and the Finance Department.
Does a bursary last a pupil’s whole school career? Bursaries are reassessed annually and, assuming financial circumstances do not change, it is usual for a pupil to receive a bursary from the date of award until they leave.
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important activities. At King’s we treat each application individually and we do not publish a scale of fees payable based on household income. *
but will be means tested to fit each family
and circumstance.
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“ I doubt I would have been able to follow that path if it wasn’t for King’s and the bursary scheme it provides... It’s made such a difference to my path in life. Being able to stay and do well has meant I’ve been able to go on to Oxford University and to the Royal Academy of Music.” Jolyon Loy, Opera Singer
How to apply To apply for a bursary form, please contact the registrar on 01905 721742 or registrar@ksw.org.uk. The closing date for bursary applications for the academic year entry is in November prior to testing. Please visit the website www.ksw.org.uk/bursaries for specific closing dates.
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First-Class Facilities In the heart of Worcester, King’s effortlessly blends contemporary architecture and ancient history. On its peaceful riverside campus, historic buildings sit alongside sophisticated architecture and purpose-built facilities that provide pupils with unsurpassed opportunities. Academic Our outstanding academic facilities are well designed and well equipped to enable the very best teaching and learning experiences. This includes classrooms equipped with the latest technology, breakout spaces that facilitate groupwork, individual study areas, an award-winning Library and a dedicated Sixth
a fitness suite, and a twenty-five metre, indoor, heated swimming pool. The award-winning Michael Baker Boathouse juts out over the river alongside the school, while across the river we have forty-six acres of playing fields and courts, in addition the school’s all-weather surface, only short drive from
Form centre.
the school.
Music
Drama
The Music School includes a range of well-equipped teaching and practice rooms. The Elgar Room includes twenty-five workstations with Cubase and Sibelius software, with facilities to record any work directly into the teacher’s computer. The
Our exceptional facilities include the Wightman Studio, fully equipped to industry standard with computerised lighting, sound, and projection facilities, the Crow dance studio, with a sprung wooden floor and integrated sound system, as well
Music School also accommodates
as the 300-seat John Moore Theatre.
rehearsal space, a drum studio, and
Art
twelve teaching and practice rooms. Pupils can perform at a range of spaces, including the 300-seat John Moore Theatre, College Hall, and in the historic surrounds of Worcester Cathedral
Sport Our sports facilities are outstanding: a state-of-the-art, national-standard
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sports hall, an indoor climbing wall,
Our beautiful Art School is purposebuilt and spread over three floors; it has five studios, a gallery, offices and a library, workshops, ceramics, printmaking and ICT facilities. Sixth Form students are allocated their own space, which offers an experience more akin to a university education than a traditional school.
“The Town centre campus is stunning - King’s owns the postcard of Worcester.” Good Schools Guide
ANY QUESTIONS?
Get In Touch Whether it be a Scholarship or Bursary, we would be very happy to answer any questions you may have and explain how they can help you. Contact the Admissions Team on 01905 721742 or email them at registrar@ksw.org.uk.
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