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The King's School, Canterbury is an independent, co-educational, day and boarding school for pupils aged 3-18. Located in Kent, England.
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“Thriving academic school in exquisite surroundings steeped...
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Each pupil, Boarding or Day, is a member of a House; the...
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Every year the theatre programme includes an entire school...
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Our Senior School, reputedly the world’s first, really is a...
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Senior School Linacre House raise over £3000 for Classrooms...
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The King’s School 25 The Precincts, Canterbury, Kent, CT1...
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Surrounded by greenery and the distant hills of the South Downs, Kings’ School is blessed by both location and the facilities it houses. Our students enjoy the benefits of a heated indoor swimming pool, floodlit astroturf and a music and film recording studio to name a few. Here at Kings’ we are constantly striving to provide opportunities ...
22 juin 2024 · Images, documents, maps and artifacts. Learn about your neighborhood’s history – and become a part of it – by sharing your historic photos. The King Arts Complex archive includes Call and Post images and articles from approximately 1962 to 1995. View King Arts Complex Collection. View My History Collections.
Meet the highly-respected professionals, learn about the curriculum, and see how to enroll your child into Kings’ School Dubai.
KINGS’ SCHOOL NAD AL SHEBA. Rated Very Good by KHDA; Ages 2 to 15; Nursery to Year 10; Nursery through Primary to Secondary; 1,100+ Students | 50+ nationalities; British curriculum; A close-knit community campus on extensive green grounds within easy reach of all major areas in Dubai
Welcome to Kings’ School Dubai, an outstanding British Primary school founded in 2004, adjacent to the iconic Burj Al Arab. We are the only school in the United Arab Emirates to have achieved an ‘outstanding’ rating by the Dubai Schools Inspection Bureau every year since inspections began.
