A leading independent school in Gloucestershire, The King's School Gloucester is one of only seven cathedral schools in the country, set up by King Henry VIII himself in 1541.
The award-winning school educates both boys and girls aged three to 18-years-old and welcomes children of all faiths and of none to its diverse and inclusive community.
Situated next to Gloucester Cathedral, it provides an inspirational learning environment for its pupils and blends a historic setting with state-of-the-art facilities, while maintaining a strong feeling of community.
The school benefits from a special relationship with the cathedral, where daily assemblies are held, as well as offering the prestigious King's School Choristers experience for talented young singers.
King's pupils achieve consistently excellent GCSE and A Level results, as well as enjoying an exceptional co-curricular offering which includes everything from sports to music, drama and creative arts, as well as nurturing and supportive pastoral care.
And in its latest ISI inspection, The King's School Gloucester received the highest possible verdict of 'Excellent' for both pupil achievement and pupil personal development.
