130 Amazing Old Edwardians

This academic year marks the 130th Anniversary of the Old Edwardian Club. Founded in 1889 by our very first KEHS leavers, the Club has fostered life-long school spirit, and given a platform for alumnae to promote and support one another beyond the school gates. To mark this auspicious occasion, we took...

This academic year marks the 130th Anniversary of the Old Edwardian Club. Founded in 1889 by our very first KEHS leavers, the Club has fostered life-long school spirit, and given a platform for alumnae to promote and support one another beyond the school gates. To mark this auspicious occasion, we took nominations from today’s 3,000 active Club members, asking them to share the stories of some of our most inspiring alumnae. Each pupil has been given a copy of our new publication, 130 Amazing Old Edwardians. Within these pages are the stories of alumnae who have inspired others through their professional work, charitable activities, personal growth and determination, and who helped to shape the world around them for the better.

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Festival of colour

The Holi event was brought to life on the KEHS field last Friday. We raised over £500 for the Wings of Hope charity which supports the education of children in India and Sierra Leone.

Eight pupils stand on a stage in front of a screen that reads "CHANGEMAKERS live".

Changemakers Live

On Friday 24 April, I was proud to host the school’s very first Changemakers Live event in the PAC: a joint student-led school conference built around intellectual curiosity and communicating ideas, inspired by the concept of TED talks.

A man stands on a stage in front of a large screen displaying a bar chart about the global sports economy, while another man sits in an armchair to his right. An audience is seated in the foreground.

Tolkien Lecture: Cricket as Business, Culture and Entertainment

On Tuesday 28 April, the Ruddock Performing Arts Centre was the venue for the second Tolkien Lecture since the series resumed following its pause due to the pandemic. It was a pleasure to continue this much anticipated programme of talks, named in honour of one of the most distinguished alumni of King Edward’s School, J. R. R. Tolkien.

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