Our first Café Scientifique newsletter of 2022, 'Why study Science?' is out now. This half term, the society has been looking at various Science A Levels, and mixing them with other options, in addition to the

King's High's very own Parsnip features on the October front cover of Warwickshire Now. Wellbeing is most definitely at the heart of life at King's, and Parsnip has a vital role to play in our Wellbeing Programme. Read more below.

Señora Montiel and Mrs Esteban arranged for some of our Lower Sixth students studying Spanish to cook a delicious range of tapas to celebrate the first month of their A Level course. The menu included: Tortilla española Cha

In June, this year Roger Federer released a video on social media inviting applicants between the ages of 12 and 16 to come to trials to be a ball kid for the Laver Cup. King’s High pupil, Ottelia decided to apply and was one of the fortunate few to be invited to a 90-minute trial at the Olympic Park in London. Over the course of one weekend numerous trials were run, with approximately 100 individuals at each trial being put through their paces, all under the watchful eye of the assessors.  From here Ottelia would go on to be one of only 12 girls and 24 ball kids to be selected for the Laver Cup. We sat down with Ottelia, who told us all about what it was like to trial, train and go on to share a court with some of the greatest names in tennis.

We are so proud to be members of the Independent Schools Association and to have won the ISA Senior School of the Year Award 2021, along with the Award for Excellence and Innovation in Performing Arts. We are thrilled to be announced as finalists

Year 8 German students get creative in their research with impressive results!