Why wasn’t Britain invaded by Napoleon? Who won the Battle of Waterloo? How did the French Revolutionaries defeat their more numerous foes in 1793? The History Department at KEHS is delighted to announce that students can now find the answers to all of these questions, and many more, by reading Dr Limm’s new book; A copy of the book is now available in the library!
Remembering a Royal visit to our School – 3 November 1955
This summer, eight of our GCSE art pupils had the extraordinary opportunity to travel to the United States to take part in specialist workshop seminars
After two flights and thirteen hours of travelling, entering Peru was like stepping into another world, a place where nothing quite seemed real. The air felt
King Edward’s School was honoured to welcome Stanley and Judith Earley, the son and daughter of Major Charity Adams, who visited the campus to see the blue plaque and other areas of the grounds connected to their family’s history.
King Edward VI High School for Girls
Edgbaston Park Road
Birmingham
B15 2UB
