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King Edward’s Witley's unique paired houses system, whereby two houses share common rooms, a kitchen and television and music rooms, allow girls and boys to mix naturally. From sharing a room with up to 3 others in year 9, by the Upper Sixth students are normally in single-study bedrooms.
King Edward's Witley and Barrow Hills School are partner schools under the Bridewell Foundation. King Edward’s Witley (aged 11-18) Godalming Surrey GU8 5SG United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1428 686700. Email: admissions@kesw.org. Barrow Hills School (aged 2-13) Witley Surrey GU8 5NY
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All parents please pre-book for King Edward’s Witley via email to Mrs Alison Butler on butlera@kesw.org or call +44 (0)1428 686700. Alternatively complete the form in the new pupil welcome packs. Terms and Conditions. King Edward’s Witley (the School) will reserve the right to cancel or change the route of the services at any time.
Cheques should be made payable to King Edward’s School Witley. Alternatively, please call our Fees Officer, Lorraine McFadden, on +44(0)1428 686794 to pay by credit card. Entry at Year 7 (11+) You may register your child at any time following your initial enquiry. However, we recommend the ideal time to be one year prior to entry.
Make an Enquiry. King Edward’s Witley is a day and boarding school for students aged 11-18 which provides a broad education to children from a wide range of backgrounds, both local and international with over 40 nationalities represented. The school was founded in 1553 by the then Bishop of London to provide an education to deserving children ...
Pre-Sixth Form. King Edward’s is a senior boarding and day school for girls and boys aged 11 -18 and offers pupils aged 15 to 16-years a Pre-Sixth one-year programme, with the option to take GCSE qualifications that enable them to continue into King Edward’s Sixth Form. From here they can choose to study A-levels.
