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All major sports are offered, along with an impressive array of other activities, helping every pupil realise their sporting potential. Rowing, athletics, golf, cricket, hockey, tennis, rugby, netball, equestrian and football – the choices are endless. The working week, which no longer includes formal lessons on Saturdays, also enables pupils to participate fully in regional and national events. The 1st XV boys’ rugby team has just had an unbeaten season and students are regularly called up to county and national level, plus the school enjoyed success at the British Rowing Senior Championships in 2019 and the National Equestrian Championships in 2018. From the high peaks of the Himalayas to the gushing torrents of the rivers in the Alps, the unique Ely Scheme programme also
people. At King’s Ely Senior (ages 13 to 18), there’s exceptional teaching and a culture of independent learning, enabling students to take ownership of their educational journeys, where results are achieved through inspiration and support, not unnecessary pressure. Music, drama, art, textiles and dance are each embedded in the culture of King’s Ely, with vast opportunities for pupils of all abilities and aspirations. Recent accolades include a five-star review for the original production Ugly Youth at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival; the King’s Barbers a cappella group being crowned national champions; winning the Art & Craft category at the Education Business Awards 2018; and the photography department being victorious in the Ilford Photo Student Photography Competition for three years running.
that successfully prepare them for public examinations, higher education and the challenging world of work. At King’s Ely Acremont and Nursery (ages two to seven), such development demands a planned, creative curriculum that is dedicated to the needs of younger children, encouraging them to be independent learners with a passion for knowledge. It requires caring experts who have the time to give younger pupils individual attention, and a beautiful, spacious environment that allows children to explore in order to discover the exciting world around them. Moving on to King’s Ely Junior (ages seven to 13), there’s a positive and enriching atmosphere, a commitment to unlocking potential and the development of conscientious, compassionate young
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