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A flock of super creative, invested teachers inspire engaged and enthusiastic fledglings to peck every last grain out of this wonderfully organic, free-range experience. ‘It’s the sort of childhood I only ever dreamed of,’ said a parent.
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Overview & data
- Pupil numbers
- 295 ·
- Religion
- C of E
- Fees
- £9,801 - £17,373 pa
- Local authority
- Worcestershire County Council
- Linked schools
- School ownership
- The King's Foundation
Headteacher
Head
Mr Tom Butt
Since 2022, Tom Butt. ‘Nothing but fond memories’ of his own education at the Judd School, Kent, enjoying ‘long, character forming, adventure filled’ holidays with parents (both teachers). Read exercise and sports science at Exeter University, then a
Entrance
Most join at 2+ into kindergarten via a ‘settling in’ session and informal ‘chat’ with parents but be sure to get your name down early as there’s often a waiting list. Taster mornings with staff observation from reception and assessments in English
- Open days
- March
Exit
Almost all (99 per cent) to the senior school, with automatic entry. Nineteen scholarships in 2024.
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Mobile phone policy
A clear mobile phone policy is a really important part of modern schooling. This school has provided us with their policy.
Mobile phone policy
Provided by the school and not part of our review We operate a no mobile phones policy at King's Hawford, children are not permitted to bring devices into school and families are encouraged to delay the introduction of smart devices until well into senior school. It is our belief that no child needs such a device between the ages of 2 and 11, and the multitude of risks far outweigh any negligible advantages. Parents are regularly reminded about the need for appropriate age restrictions on any devices used at home, and the recommended ages at which children can access social media.
Pupils
Money matters
Means tested bursaries available.
- Fee information
- £9,801 - £17,373 pa
Our view
At first glance, you’d be forgiven for thinking you were on a farm, with ‘the Stables’ classrooms, sturdy ‘polytunnel’ and ‘the Barn’, a capacious wooden performance, assembly and PE space. Easily accessible to Worcester or M5, though cheek by jowl
The last word
A flock of super creative, invested teachers inspire engaged and enthusiastic fledglings to peck every last grain out of this wonderfully organic, free-range experience. ‘It’s the sort of childhood I only ever dreamed of,’ said a parent.
