Category: Upper School – King Alfred School

Year 7 Stir Up Success with Global Food Fair

19th June 2024

Year 7 raised money for Alexandra Wylie Tower Foundation during their Project Week (Monday 17 – Friday 21 June 2024) by creating and running food stalls. Over the Monday and…

Putting On The Greatest Show

4th June 2024

The King Alfred Phoenix Theater turned into a Big Top as students in Years 7, 8 & 9 took to the stage to perform The Greatest Showman. Students worked with…

Art & Critical and Contextual Studies in Art and Design (CCS) at KAS

4th June 2024

Before half term, the Art and DT Departments held a fantastic exhibition for students in Sixth Form and Years 10-11 to showcase their work. The exhibition comprised a variety of…

Creating Stories in English

4th June 2024

The English Department have been busy with a number of different projects with Years 7, 8 and 9 this Summer Term.

The Show Goes On in Year 12

9th May 2024

It has been another busy term so far for our Year 12 Drama and UAL students. They have been working hard to prepare and showcase some fantastic performances. The former…

KAS Reel in Awards at London Schools Film Awards

8th May 2024

On Friday 3 May, former KAS students (now Old Alfredians) attended the London Schools Film Awards at Mill Hill School with Head of Film, Nuray, and Assistant Head of Sixth…

Students Sparkle in Speeches for LAMDA

8th May 2024

This year Year 9 students were all offered the opportunity to participate in public speaking exams with LAMDA. Even those who chose not to take the exam still worked on…

Spring Concert 2024

10th April 2024

The KAS community was treated to a fantastic Spring Concert to bring the Spring Term to a close after such a busy and packed few weeks. The Concert offered the…

Visiting Versailles

5th April 2024

Before the end of the Spring Term, Year 12 students – accompanied by Lucy, Pauline and Julian – set out on a day trip to Le Château de Versailles. Despite…

Exploring Connections with the Roots Programme

27th March 2024

We have ten Year 12 students who are currently participating with Roots, a programme that brings together young people and teachers from state and independent schools across class, cultural, racial…

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