The King's Church of England School

The King's Church of England School, located in Wolverhampton, is a voluntary aided secondary school that serves a mixed-gender student population of 635, with a capacity for 1,050 pupils. The school is committed to providing a supportive and inclusive educational environment, reflecting its Church of England ethos. With a significant percentage of students (51.40%) eligible for free school meals, the school is dedicated to addressing the diverse needs of its community.

The curriculum at The King's Church of England School is designed to foster academic achievement while promoting personal development and well-being. The school offers a range of subjects and extracurricular activities, encouraging students to explore their interests and talents. Staff are focused on providing tailored support to ensure that all pupils can thrive and reach their full potential.

As part of the local community, The King's Church of England School emphasizes the importance of collaboration with families and local organizations. This partnership approach aims to enhance the educational experience and contribute positively to the wider community in Wolverhampton. For more information, parents can visit the school's website.