The King’s School in Macclesfield has welcomed its first pupils to the new £60 million campus. The school will now educate 1200 boys and girls from the ages of 3 to 18 in one of the UK’s most stunning educational settings.
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King’s pupils are back at school after the 12-week lockdown, with a near 100 per cent uptake for their phased re-opening. The school anticipates a full return in September and prepares to open the new campus.
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An anonymous philanthropist has donated £350,000 to The King’s School to replicate their iconic cricket field in front of the new school on Alderley Road. The new £60 million campus will be open to pupils in September.
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The King’s Infant & Junior Division welcomed the Vikings on a living history day that was both fearsome and friendly.
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A pride of lions will adorn the new King’s School, thanks to the young willow sculptors of their Junior department. The woven willow sculptures were part of King’s Infant & Junior Division ‘Well-Being Week’, which aimed to give pupils the time to emerge themselves in all things creative, and with a positive impact of their health, safety and well-being
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A trio of talented young scientists from King’s have this week received offers of places from one of the world’s great universities.
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Laura Embrey returns to Macclesfield on February 21 to treat music lovers to an exciting concert featuring Beethoven and Ravel.
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King’s alumna Alex Clarke has won the ‘The Rising Star Award’ in the 2019 British Jazz Awards.
The talented Jazz saxophonist and former King’s pupil landed the top prize in what is regarded as one of the blue-ribbon categories for British jazz aficionados. Among the top award winners this year was the legendary Courtney Pine, so Alex is in very good company.
Brilliant Macclesfield gymnast Ebony Gaddum has been crowned English Gymnastics Champion for ages 10 and 11.
At the English Championships, Ebony won gold medals with her beautiful beam and floor routines with a silver on the bars, leading to the overall gold with a solid performance in the vault.
King’s pupils have been experiencing history in a distinctly personal way through their ‘Living History Days’. These allow pupils to dress up and immerse themselves in the way of life associated with a particular historical era.
Whilst Year 4 pupils came face to face with the brains and brutality of Roman Britain, Year 3 were transported all the way back to the Stone Age. The pupils found themselves realizing just how closely we are linked to our historical ancestors, and how much we build upon their knowledge even now.
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One year on from the ground-breaking of the new £60-million King’s School campus, it is on schedule to be completed by deadline day in May 2020.
The main structure has been finished with the roof already on the main academic building. Ground works on the grass and all-weather sports pitches is well underway and by Christmas work will begin on completing the internal work.
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