The King Edward VI School

The King Edward VI School, located in Morpeth, Northumberland, is a voluntary controlled secondary school catering to a mixed-gender population of over 1,400 students from years 9 to 13, including a thriving Sixth Form of approximately 450 students. The school is part of the Cheviot Learning Trust and is committed to providing a fully inclusive and comprehensive education grounded in traditional principles and high academic standards.

The school prides itself on its reputation for academic excellence, offering a broad curriculum designed to meet the diverse needs of its students. In addition to strong academic performance, King Edward VI School emphasizes personal development and community engagement, hosting events such as the annual KEVI Inspires careers fair and various enrichment activities throughout the year.

Support for students is a key focus, with initiatives like First Aid training and environmental projects encouraging active participation and skill development. The school fosters a sense of community, ensuring that all students are supported in their educational journey while preparing them for future success.