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What is happening at King Edward’S Witley?

King Edward’s Witley, the leading Godalming based independent boarding and day school for boys and girls aged 11-18, has just embarked upon a £1m investment programme to create an outstanding co-educational boarding and day house for its Lower School (Year 7 & 8) pupils. Starting this Easter, the project involves the refurbishment of the

Who is the new headteacher at King Edward's Witley?

King Edward’s Witley announces the appointment of Mrs Sheila Butler, who joins the School as Head of Learning Support and SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator). Mrs Butler studied History at the University of Cardiff before following a PGCE at Exeter University.

Who is the new housemistress of Elizabeth House at King Edward's Witley?

King Edward’s Witley has appointed Sharon Condy as the new Housemistress of Elizabeth house, one of the School’s senior girls boarding houses (for girls aged 13-19) effective from September 2017.

What is King Edward's School Witley?

King Edward's School Witley. The age range that the establishment is legally allowed to make provision for. The number of pupil places the establishment can accommodate. This shows whether a pupil's family have claimed eligibility for free school meals as reported in the annual spring school census. Parents are able to claim free school meals ...

Can parents claim free school meals?

Parents are able to claim free school meals if they receive a qualifying benefit. This does not show pupils who actually received free school meals but those who are eligible to receive them.

What is King Edward's Witley?

King Edward’s Witley is an independent boarding and day school for girls and boys aged 11-18 with a difference. We offer pupils the opportunity to excel in their academic studies but also provide a highly motivating and inspiring environment for children to equally thrive in other sporting and creative activities. King Edward’s Witley prides itself on its ability to provide a school community that reflects the real world, by admitting pupils from a broad range of academic, social, economic and cultural backgrounds. Boarders and day pupils attending the School are nurtured to encourage independent thinking and a spirit of respect and understanding for others, resulting in a mature and well-rounded outlook on life and a commitment to upholding the strongest moral values.

When did King Edward's Witley receive its IB diploma?

International success came close to home as pupils at King Edward’s Witley received their International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results published 6th July 2017. The Diploma programme – considered to be the global “gold standard” for school leavers – is followed by the majority of King Edward’s 180 Sixth Form pupils. Of the 94% of pupils who achieved

How many pupils are there at King Edward's?

A total of 28 pupils from King Edward’s and. more. King Edward’s Witley appoints new head. King Edward’s Witley have delighted to announce the appointment of a new Head and Principal of Bridewell Royal Hospital, effective from September 2019.

Is King Edward's Witley open to the public?

King Edward’s Witley opened its doors to the general public last weekend to share its rich history with visitors, as part of the established national Heritage Open Days initiative. The event marked the first time the School has taken part in England’s favourite heritage festival and was particularly apposite given this year’s focus on the

Does the Witley car use electricity?

However, this car relies on electricity for its fuel. The 100% electric powered eco-friendly car, created by staff and pupils at King Edward’s Witley, is a shining example of

Who is Edwina Keary?

Edwina Keary, an Upper Sixth Form day pupil, had been due to receive her award and exhibit her painting ‘Girl in Wood’ at Mansion House this month at a Prize Giving ceremony, but this was

Is King Edward's Witley Sport a good school?

By Marc-Antony Eysele, Director of Sport, King Edward’s Witley Sport has long been an established part of all good schools’ curriculum and pupils have enjoyed a broad range of sporting activities over the years. Many of us will recall with pride our ‘PE’ lessons and occasions when we represented our school at events and will

Where did King Edward's School start?

King Edward's School at Witley, Surrey, had its origins in the former Royal Palace of Henry VIII, known as Bridewell, which stood on the banks of the River Fleet. In 1553, Henry's son, Edward VI, gave Bridewell — or Bridewell Royal Hospital as it became formally known — to the City of London Corporation for use as a 'house of occupation' for idlers, vagrants and prostitutes, and also for housing the City's homeless children.

When did Witley School become co-educational?

In 1952 , the Witley school became co-educational, with girls again being taught under the same roof as boys.

What was the punishment for the children at Bridewell?

The children at Bridewell were frequently punished for absconding and rioting, which was said to come from their contact with the adult inmates of the establishment.