School News

 Coronavirus There is, of course, a lot of press coverage at the moment about the Coronavirus and we wish to inform parents and pupils that we are doing all that we can to ensure that all of our pupils and staff are safe. The measures we have already put in place, and...

We are delighted to announce that Elise took 3rd place in the ISA Sport National Finals this morning, swimming a PB in the 50m backstroke. Many congratulations from us all at Kingsley. Elise went on and did another PB in freestyle placing her 5th, nationally!!!! Elise...

Kingsley School's 6th Form Judoka Gareth made his debut at the British Junior U20 National Championships on Saturday. It was a massive opportunity for Gareth to compete at this Elite level, its a tough challenge but something Gareth has worked really hard towards all...

Kingsley Prep School has just been donated £250 worth of Christian books to go into our library; £150 worth of books from ‘Speaking Volumes’ and £100 donated by the bookshop, Bridge Books in Exeter. Thank you so much to Bridge Books, Exeter and Speaking Volumes for...

Two Kingsley Students have raised nearly £600 between them for their chosen charities - well done boys! Congratulations Raife for raising £426.67 at the Christmas Craft Fayre for your chosen charity, Toilet Twinning. In 47 countries around the world less than 50% of...

Our Year 12 Oxbridge medical students spent the day at the Cardiology department at Derriford Hospital. The students were able to watch a variety of invasive and non-invasive tests including pacemakers, exercise tolerance testing, echo, ECG, angiogram and angioplasty....

Thank you to the Gould family for inviting the Prep Choir to spend yesterday morning at Golden Sands in Westward Ho! The children thoroughly enjoyed the outing and everyone loved singing together and having the time to chat after the carols. Thank you to the team at...

Kingsley now has three climate change teachers. Congratulations to Mr Whaley (Head of Geography), Mr Craig McConnachie (Head of Business Studies) and Mr Mario D'Agostino (Maths Teacher). Why would a maths teacher become an accredited climate change teacher?...

It’s a wrap! Congratulations to the cast and crew of ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ for another entertaining performance.  

From Wednesday to Friday last week Miss Timms and Mr Whaley took some sixth form students to London to enrich their studies. On Wednesday the students spent some time in Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex and assessing the impact its development has had on the local...