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6 days ago · Floreat Schola – May the School Flourish 2 Welcome to King James's School Thank you for taking an interest in joining our school. King James's School is an extremely popular and successful 11-16 mixed comprehensive, serving south-eastern Huddersfield and surrounding villages. The essence of our school is built around three Hs:
6 days ago · King James’s School is a successful and oversubscribed 11-16 comprehensive school (NOR 906), serving a suburban area and a scatter of villages to the east and south of Huddersfield. It is situated approximately 2 miles from the centre of Huddersfield in a semi-rural position overlooking the Farnley Valley.
2 days ago · King James’s School Newsletter Friday 27th September 2024 Inside this issue: - Student Wellbeing - Thought for the Fortnight - Check you are registered to vote - Let’s Talk Active - Assemblies - The Week Ahead - Staff Book Recommendation - Geography Fieldtrip - Understanding your Teenager’s Brain - Careers - Student Leadership Opportunities
Sep 6, 2024 · Tuesday 10th September - Years 7, 8 and 9 - prompt start at 3.15pm in S1. Auditions for this year’s school production of We Will Rock You will take place next week. We are now into the second year of our two-year School Improvement Plan. Please see our website for the parent summary: School Development Plan 2023-2025.
Sep 20, 2024 · competitions and initiatives in school to inspire pupils to pick up a book, kindle or device and read more. There is a wealth of evidence that reading is one of the best things pupils can do to achieve better outcomes.
Sep 16, 2024 · K77 - Cowmes - King James's School. A bus service operated by First West Yorkshire Ltd. 🧑🎓 This may be a "closed-door" school or works service, not open to the public
Sep 21, 2024 · On the left in this satirical cartoon of the time is Rev Frances (Frank) Marshall. Born in West Bromwich, he was a graduate of St. John’s College, Cambridge, and eventually became the headmaster of Almondbury Grammar School, Huddersfield (now King James’s School, Almondbury). Marshall believed rugby was a middle-class pastime.
