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King's College School London was founded by royal charter in 1829 as the junior department of King's College London, and was originally located in Strand. During the early Victorian period, the school grew in numbers and reputation and many early pupils became eminent in public affairs.
The school archive. The archive collects and preserves records relating to the school’s history from its foundation to the present day. The archive is a fantastic resource, and through the hard work of our wonderful volunteers, provides a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of King's. In 2019, it was renamed the Bryan Stokes Archive ...
School life at King’s always felt like home, and they gave me the possibility to be where I am now. The most remarkable values I was taught were ‘honesty, faith and courage’ and King’s made me understand why this was so important” Nicole, King’s College Alumna. Went on to study at Hanze University (Groningen)
King’s College School, Wimbledon is a kind, inclusive and purposeful community where pupils’ exceptional success in public examinations makes King’s one of the world’s leading schools. Founded by Royal Charter in 1829, our heritage is rooted in intellectual endeavour and a progressive spirit.
Oh King's College lives forever. Nothing shall our friendship sever. Nothing shall defeat us ever. Glory to our school. Listen to our sound of singing. Listen to our voices ringing. Joy and honour we are bringing. Glory to our school. Soon we will be grown men.
King's College School, Wimbledon, is one of the most academically successful schools in the world. Around 25% of all sixth form students go on to attend Oxford or Cambridge each year. In 2018, 51% of all sixth form grades were A* at A level or 7 at IB Higher Level and 82% of all GCSEs were graded A* or 9/8.
Welcome to King's There are approximately 1,200 pupils aged 11 to 18 in the senior school, including about 100 girls in the sixth form. The senior school is divided into the lower school (years 7-8), the middle school (years 9-11) and the sixth form (years 12-13).
