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Kingswood Private School

In 2021 - 63% of A Level students achieved A* - A
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Description of Kingswood Private School

  • Location: Bath, United Kingdom
  • Founded: in 1748
  • Students age: 7-18 years
  • General number of students: 995 people, 200 of them at the boarding house
  • Educational programs: primary school, middle and high school, GCSE and A-level
  • Accommodation type: full board (residences on campus)
  • Type of studying: mixed
  • Language of instruction: English.

Back in 1748, the private school of Kingswood School was founded as a truly family school that supports traditional Christian values. To this day, teachers and educators are of the opinion that each child is unique and talented - it must be respected and provided with all kinds of conditions for the disclosure of his abilities and talents, potential in various fields of activity. The founder of the school, a well-known protestant and fighter for the moral transformation of the church, John Wesley formulated the main credo of the school, which is still followed: "While you can, do all possible good by any means, wherever possible, at all times, and to all people ".

Most of all students value independence and responsibility, readiness and ability to set high goals and outline ways to achieve them, an active and strong civic position.

Pedagogical and academic traditions are equally strong in Kingswood School. In their spare time from basic lessons, children attend many interesting electives, clubs and sections: this gives them the opportunity to develop not only in academic terms, but also to improve in the spheres of sport and creativity, to discover new talents, and to find friends and like-minded people.

According to statistics for 2009-2013, graduates take the A-level exams to the highest A * -A scores in 55% of cases, and for further higher education choose universities Russell Goup, for example, Exeter, Leeds, Durham, Cardiff. 57% of graduates study at Russell Goup, and 6% could go to Cambridge and Oxford - this clearly demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed academic programs and plans. The ratio of teachers to students is 1: 8, which allows each student to pay maximum attention and carefully monitor both his progress and possible difficulties, if necessary, adjusting the curriculum. In addition, the school is proud of its internationality: among foreign students there are representatives of 20 countries, that is why the institution always has a cheerful, benevolent atmosphere.

Sarah Hicklin
Director of International Admissions at Oswestry School

What makes British schools special? Why are they chosen by parents from all over the world for their children?

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Programs and prices, tuition fees in Kingswood Private School

Program name
date
Age
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Dates
All year round
14-16
from 9845.00 £ / term
from 9845.00 £ / term
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year

In addition to the traditional school subjects that for many years are included in the secondary school curriculum, the institution constantly introduces innovative and modern disciplines into the curriculum: for example, economics, business, critical thinking (an excellent educational option for those who want to pass the A-level exams well and go to Oxford or Cambridge), design technology and others.

Foreign students can attend classes at a special rate of EAL (English as a foreign language): this is a great opportunity to improve the language level in a short time, to learn to think in English and communicate at the level of the carrier.

All classes are conducted in an interesting interactive form: the teacher talks with students, involves him in discussions, stimulates to express his own opinion and to argue it. Students learn to form their assessment, judgments, supported by facts and personal conclusions. The mastering of project work skills is provided, various role games and simulated situations, presentations are constantly arranged.

On the GCSE program in the curriculum of each student about 10 disciplines: 4 of them are mandatory and are visited by all without exception, the rest are chosen independently as electives. The list of disciplines is as follows:

  • Economics and business
  • Computer techologies
  • Natural Sciences
  • English
  • Physical culture and sports
  • Computer science
  • Personal and social development
  • Art
  • Foreign languages
  • Music
  • Design and technology
  • Humanitarian sciences
  • Theology
  • ESL (English as a second, foreign language)
  • Theater and drama
  • Mathematics
  • Policy.
Dates
All year round
16-18
from 11792.00 £ / term
from 11792.00 £ / term
There are either 2 semesters or 3 trimesters (terms) in one academic year

A two-year program is designed for students who plan further education at a selected university. The A-level certificate with high scores is so much appreciated by the admissions committee that in most cases it frees the student from passing the entrance exams (provided that the subjects passed on the A-level exam coincide with those that are planned to be studied in the chosen specialty).

Students themselves choose subjects for their curriculum: for the first year there are 5-6, for the second year there are only 3-4, and exams are passed for them. In addition to the selected academic studies, students will find a large number of interesting electives, sports exercises and creative studios, excursions, hikes and activities.

Subjects can be selected from the following list:

  • Art
  • Theater and drama
  • Personal and social development
  • Mathematics
  • English
  • Design and technology
  • Theology
  • Humanitarian sciences
  • Natural sciences
  • Foreign languages
  • Music
  • Computer techologies
  • ESL (English as a second, foreign language)
  • Physical culture and sports
  • Latin
  • Telecommunications
  • Policy
  • Economics and business
  • Computer science.

Accommodation, meals, prices

There are several student residences on the campus of the Kingswood School, who can be accommodated by students on a full board basis. When accommodating takes into account the age principle (children live with their peers), as well as gender (boys and girls are housed separately). For junior students there are common bedrooms (each for 3-4 people), and high school students live in double or single rooms. Each room is beautifully furnished and equipped with the necessary equipment, has good sound insulation, sufficient for a sound sleep. In each residence you can also find game rooms and cozy living rooms for rest, small functional kitchens.

On a full board basis three meals a day are provided, in a common spacious dining room. A professional team of chefs prepares a variety of delicious and healthy dishes, constantly offering something new and interesting. In addition to traditional European dishes, children can sample dishes of cuisine from various nations of the world (for example, curry); Fresh vegetables and fruits are always brought to the table, delicious, useful desserts are prepared.

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Facilities and equipment at Kingswood Private School

The city of Bath, home to the Kingswood School campus, is considered the unofficial spa capital of the UK for its legendary sources and other recreational resources. The city is quite developed. Here, the children have wide opportunities for interesting and cognitive recreation: galleries, museums, historical and cultural attractions, many cafes and restaurants, representing various cuisines of the world, shopping and entertainment centers and clubs.

The total campus area reaches 218 acres: there are majestic historic buildings (most were built in the 18th century and retained their architectural identity), lots of greenery, groves and glades, shady walkways, flower beds and gardens.

It is worth noting excellent sports infrastructure:
 

  • Football fields
  • Cricket courts
  • Track and field athletics gym
  • Playgrounds for netball and basketball
  • Rugby field
  • Tennis Courts
  • Large Pool
  • Hockey Field.

In addition, Kingswood School has its own theater - its stage equipment is recognized as the best in Bath and one of the best in the whole of the UK. There is a special Center for Design and Arts, numerous studios for music classes, dance classes.

Students have free access to the huge school library - its fund has more than 15,000 sources, printed and electronic! The well-equipped medical office is opened 24 hours a day, and in case of serious illness the children go to the city hospital of Bata - it is located just a couple of minutes from the campus.

Admission dates and extra charges

The price of the course does not include and is paid separately:

  • Registration fee (non-refundable)
  • Toll recovery
  • Round trip tickets
  • Round trip
  • Personal pocket expenses
  • Medical insurance
  • Custodianship (as required)
  • Consular fees and visa services.

Extras:

  • Deposit for a course/programme 12000 GBP
  • Registration fee (for a programme/course) 100 GBP

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Residence permits, citizenship and other services

  • Guardianship services during the studies
  • Student supervision

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Sarah Hicklin
Director of International Admissions at Oswestry School

Sarah is the Director of Admissions at Oswestry School. She has been working in secondary education and Admissions and Marketing for more than 14 years. She recommends deciding what is the highest priority for you when choosing a school: a happy child, active communication and friendship with peers, the realization of creative or academic potential. She would recommend a school away from big cities so that children are less distracted.

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