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A Word from the Head
There is an African proverb “it takes a village to raise a child”. Central to this is a belief in the collective responsibility we all share in looking after children.
At Kingshott we realise that modern expectations place schools in a pivotal role. This is a responsibility I, as Headmaster, take very seriously.
It is for this reason that Kingshott believes in an education that not only provides an intellectual environment which stimulates curiosity and promotes achievement, but also one that provides opportunities to develop and nurture each individual child.
Academic work is central to any school experience. However, accumulating knowledge in the hope that it makes one clever is a futile exercise. Teaching children how to access knowledge, to understand their learning and to apply their intelligences seem far more important skills that transcend any one stage of their lives.
Equally important are opportunities to sample a varied, diverse and interesting curriculum. Dale Carnegie once said, “You never achieve success unless you like what you are doing”. School should be fun and so the enjoyment of the curriculum is evident on the faces of Kingshott children, who are clearly engaging their educational experience.
But that is not the half of it. At Kingshott we believe that, in growing up, children need nurturing in a secure environment which provides clear boundaries. In a world that is guilty at times of providing a moral vacuum, children crave direction, guidance, praise, correction and above all some hand holding.
Kingshott is after all a prep school in which one of our responsibilities is to prepare children for what lies ahead. That is what we do – we raise children in the belief that a sound foundation gives them the confidence to be independent.
School news and stories
Kingshott's 2011 South African Exchange Kingshott School, Hertfordshire Seven Year 8 children have undertaken this year's South African Exchange. They landed in Cape Town on Monday 9 October. They enjoyed a trip up Table Mountain, a launch to Seal Island and the all important morning in Khayelitsha Township, home to more than two million people. Apart from bracing swim... more... added 11 November 2011 |
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Kingshott pupils celebrate Valentine’s Day by putting their hearts (and backs) into Heartwood Forest! Kingshott School, Hertfordshire On Valentine’s Day, Year 4 children from Kingshott School in Hertfordshire joined a tree planting initiative being run by the Woodland Trust. They really did put their hearts into it, by planting 556 Hazelnut trees in the space of 1 ½ hours! The Woodland Trust provided the saplings and the shovels a... more... added 16 February 2011 |
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From little acorns... Kingshott School, Hertfordshire Two years ago, some of the children in Years 3, 4 and 5 at Kingshott School planted acorns as part of the National Forest ‘Grow a tree from Seed’ initiative. Two years later, on Saturday 12th February 2011, two of the children gave up part of their weekend to take part in the planting of Kingshot... more... added 16 February 2011 |
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School details
Age range: 3 - 13
Day pupils: 232 boys and 151 girls
Annual day fees: £4,770 - £10,350
TOTAL PUPILS: 232 boys and 151 girls
Staff numbers: 43 full time and 23 part time
Method of entry: Assessment, Report from previous school, Registration, Taster days
Accreditations and affiliations: IAPS, ISC
Religious affiliation: Church of England
Teaching languages: English
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Scholarships
The school offers: Siblings, Financial need, Means tested assisted places
Curriculum, exams and 6th form
Exam boards: Common Entrance
Special needs
This school provides for individual pupils with these needs:
Delicate/Medical Conditions
Aspergers Syndrome
Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD)
Dyslexia or Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)
Physical Disabilities
Hearing Impairment (HI)
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