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2011. In 2011, King Edward VI School made Stroud School, Romsey its official preparatory school. The school is located on the edge of the market town of Romsey and comprises of Early Years, Key Stage 1, Middle and Senior School’ welcoming children from three to thirteen years of age. Read more.
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Founded in 1883, the School moved in 1940 to its present buildings and shares its 50-acre site with King Edward’s School (a leading boys’ independent school). There are around 660 girls from 11 to 18 years of age, all day pupils, of whom 195 are in the Sixth Form. Ranked first academically among independent schools in the West Midlands by ...
Uniform: At King Edward VI Handsworth School for Girls, we are very proud of our high expectations regarding uniform and our Sixth Form dress code and the School has a long tradition of school uniform. The wearing of uniform School uniform plays a key role in enhancing pride, unity and a sense of community and belonging within the student body.
13 de may. de 2024 · King Edward VI Northfield School for Girls Turves Green Northfield Birmingham B31 4BP. Call: 0121 464 8346. Email: ...
At King Edward VI High School for Girls, we have long valued intellectual liveliness and cultural excellence. “Our highly-qualified teachers look to inspire each girl’s imagination and enable her to discover and develop her academic passions and ambitions, alongside outstanding opportunities in music, sport, the arts and many more spheres ...
16 de oct. de 2020 · The girls have also founded a number of their own clubs, including Sign Language and Law Society. Dedicated to community outreach, the school works with local primaries in and around Birmingham (last year sixth formers produced a Physics Roadshow) and 20 per cent of King Edward VI pupils are in receipt of assisted-place funds.
