King's High School

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Founded in 1879, King's High School is an independent girls' school in Warwickshire that combines a long heritage with a generous staffing model: a pupil-to-teacher ratio of around 10 across its 815 pupils. The school offers both day and boarding places, with a sixth form of 222 girls preparing for A-levels and the EPQ. Phones are handled firmly lower down the school - Years 7 to 11 lock devices in signal-blocking pouches each morning - while sixth formers earn more freedom. Headmaster Dr Stephen Burley leads a school where roughly one in five pupils receives SEN support, suggesting a community used to looking after a range of learners.

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GCSE grade 9-7

78%

National average 23%

A-level A*-A

44%

National average 28%

A-level A*-B

71%

National average 55%

Inspection reports

Teaching & academics

At A-level, 44% of grades are awarded at A*-A and 71% at A*-B, with Psychology, Biology, Mathematics and History among the most popular choices. At GCSE, 78% of grades fall in the 9-7 range, with strength in subjects such as Religious Studies, Geography and Art & Design. Languages are a notable feature, with French, Latin and Chinese all on offer alongside the EPQ for those wanting to stretch themselves.

Languages

FrenchLatinChinese

Popular GCSE subjects

Religious StudiesGeographyArt & Design

Headmaster · Dr Stephen Burley

Sixth form

Sixth-form pupils
222

Popular A-level subjects

PsychologyBiologyMathematicsHistory

Qualifications offered

A-levelEPQ

Beyond the classroom

Sport centres on netball, hockey and tennis, and scholarships are available not only for academics but for music, sport, art and drama - a sign of the breadth on offer beyond the classroom.

Main sports

NetballHockeyTennis

School life & ethos

Founded
1879
Religious character
None
Boarding
Yes
SEN support
18.66%
EHC plans
0%

Mobile phone policy

Years 7-11 lock phones and smartwatches in school-provided, signal-blocking pouches each morning. Sixth formers may bring in phones to use only in designated areas.

Fees & bursaries

Day fees (per year)
£21,870
Boarding fees (per year)
£43,671 - £53,640

36 means-tested bursaries. 4 means-tested King Henry VIII awards for CV34 postcode.

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A long-established girls' school with small classes, strong A-level results and real breadth in languages and the arts. The means-tested bursaries, including awards for the CV34 postcode, widen access to fees that reach up to £21,870 for day pupils and £53,640 for boarders.

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.