The Landor Association keeps the King’s High community connected long after students leave the school.
Named after the building that housed the original King’s High School when it was established in 1879, the Association links generations of alumnae, former staff, parents, friends, and other associates, creating a network that spans the entire King’s High family.
Through the Landor Association, former students and members of the wider school community can stay in touch, share experiences, and support current pupils. Regular news, updates, and events ensure everyone remains connected. Whether you are seeking career advice, networking opportunities, or simply want to reconnect with old classmates, the Landor Association offers a welcoming way to stay involved.
Alumnae contribute in a variety of ways. They run careers and developmental workshops, sharing insights into their professional and personal journeys to inspire and educate students. They provide work experience and gap year opportunities, giving current pupils first-hand exposure to industries and professions. Many alumnae give back through philanthropy, supporting bursaries, projects, and initiatives that enrich the King’s High experience for all students.
Warwick Foundation Connect
The Association also facilitates social and networking opportunities through Warwick Foundation Connect, an online platform that allows alumnae and friends to join professional, regional, or year-group communities. Events and visits to the school further strengthen these connections, celebrating the past, present, and future of King’s High.
To find out more about how to stay connected, get involved, or support King’s High, you can contact the Development and Alumni Relations team at khs-landor@warwickschools.co.uk.
