King’s pupils, Alex and James Price, have kindly donated their mini Tesla Model S to the Countess of Chester Hospital, so that children can drive themselves for operations and investigations. The donation is part of a wider campaign that uses the generosity of Tesla Owners UK
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King’s School Sixth Form students have joined forces with Age UK’s local army of volunteers to empower older people in the community by teaching IT skills to the older generations, using skills that come as second nature to the younger mind but are more difficult to grasp as the years pass.
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The King’s School, Macclesfield, intrepid Year 3 explorers enjoyed their very first residential trip to Liverpool. The trip brought to life the pupils’ current topic on Rivers and the topic they will study next half-term on Ancient Egypt
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King’s School Macclesfield pupils responded immediately to an appeal from the Children’s Adventure Farm Trust for extra Christmas presents. In less than a week, Senior pupils in King’s Girls’ Division collected 272 selection boxes to be handed out at CAFT’s rip-roaring Christmas parties for disadvantaged children
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Year 4 pupils at The King’s School spent the whole day living like real Romans, including making wishes in a special Roman temple and racing chariots.
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Rachel Cookson, who was born and bred in Macclesfield and was one of the very first team of just four teachers who opened King’s Infant department in 1997, now has returned as their new Principal.
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Pupils in King’s School, Macclesfield, Infant & Junior Division were immersed in a week-long celebration of some of our best loved artists, including L.S. Lowry, as well as a wonderful array of expressive techniques during a week devoted to creativity.
King’s ‘Art Week’ saw three visiting artists give special workshops showing the children the process of making original three dimensional artworks from start to finish.
The creative keyboard skills of 7-year-old King’s pupil and star pianist Harriet Bright captivated the audience at the Alderley Edge Festival finale.
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To celebrate the most anticipated wedding of the year, King’s Infant and Junior pupils hosted a tea party fit for
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The 9-year-old Olivia MacKenzie, young double bass player from King’s Junior joins National Children’s Orchestra of Great Britain after success in regional auditions. She has also won their Training Orchestra’s ‘Most Improved Performer of the Year Award.’
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Would you Adam and Eve it with ‘Jack and the Beanstalk‘ reset in the East End of London as King’s Infant & Junior Division actors staged a rip roaring Year 4 pantomime.
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