What are the feeder schools for King Edwards Sheffield?
There are six feeder primary schools: Nether Green, St Marys, Walkley, Westways Lydgate (shared with Tapton School) and Sharrow. Usually just under half of each year group is made up of students from the feeder primaries.
How old was Edward VII in school?
King Edward VII School, Johannesburg
| King Edward VII School | |
|---|---|
| Established | 1902 |
| Sister school | Waverley Girls’ High School |
| School number | +27 (011) 551 5800 |
| Headmaster | Mr David Lovatt |
How many pupils at King edwards School?
880 pupils
About King Edward’s School King Edward’s School is a boys’ day school with around 880 pupils aged from 11 to 18.
When was Kes founded?
1552
King Edward’s School/Founded
Why did King Edward abdicate?
After ruling for less than one year, Edward VIII becomes the first English monarch to voluntarily abdicate the throne. He chose to abdicate after the British government, public, and the Church of England condemned his decision to marry the American divorcée Wallis Warfield Simpson.
What was the re-organisation of Sheffield Grammar Schools?
The massive re-organisation of the City’s tri-partite system of grammar schools, secondary modern schools and technical schools created the opportunity for a complete re-think of how the city’s schools should be run. The comprehensive re-organisation of Sheffield‘s school was phased with the north and east of the City being re-organised first.
How many pupils went to Old Edwardians school?
At the time the school had about 750 pupils, all boys, of whom around 250 were in the three-year sixth form. Comprehensive and accurate details of the school’s academic successes in those years are to be found in the complete collection of Speechday Leaflets on the Old Edwardians’ website.
Who was the headteacher of Crosspool school?
As for Crosspool School it was now consigned to history as the combined school took the name King Edward VII School, Russell Sharrock was confirmed as the Headteacher, whilst KES staff, all men, filled almost all the positions of significance in the new co-educational comprehensive school.
Who was the first female headteacher of Kes?
There have been three female Chairs of Governors since 1986, Shelagh Marston, Carolyn Leary and Barbara Walsh and finally, in 2008, Beverly Jackson was appointed as the first woman Headteacher of KES and was succeeded by Linda Gooden in 2016.