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Kingshott School
Description: Kingshott Senior School
Description: Kingshott School
Description: The Rowan building at Kingshott School
Description: Kingshott-256
Kingshott School
Org 1: IAPS
Org 2: ISA
 
Description: Kingshott School
Stevenage Road, St Ippolyts, Hitchin, Hertfordshire SG4 7JX
Telephone: 01462 432009
Instagram: @kingshottschool
Age Range: Nursery, Prep/Junior to 13, Senior to 16
Day or Boarding: Day, Day Only
Gender: Co-ed
Exams offered: GCSE, IGCSE
Scholarships Tick: Academic, Art, Drama, Music, Sport
The Kingshott Honorary Award programme is designed to recognise pupils with exceptional talents and skills across a variety of fields, and to further develop those abilities throughout their time at the school.
Honorary Awards are available in Academic, Art, Drama, Music and Sport for pupils starting Year 7 and Year 9 who demonstrate a high level of ability or potential, combined with enthusiasm and commitment to their chosen field. Pupils benefit from specialist guidance and support in their area of talent, alongside additional enrichment and development opportunities.
These Honorary Awards do not carry any financial value or fee remission. They are awarded on merit to pupils who perform most strongly in the assessment process, which takes place in January prior to the start of the academic year in September.
For more information about Kingshott Scholars, please visit: www.kingshottschool.com/admissions/kingshott-honorary-award.
 
Chair of Governors: Mr Elliot Lipton
 
Headmaster: Mr David Weston, BA Hons, QTS
 
Age range: 3–16.
Number of pupils: There are currently around 410 day pupils in the school, from Nursery through to Year 11.
Fees per term (2026–2027). Nursery fees start from £2,780 per term for five morning sessions per week, while fees for Year 3 and above are £6,751 per term. VAT is included in all fees. www.kingshottschool.com.
All Kingshott pupils, from Nursery through to our Senior School, enjoy an educational journey of exploration, creativity, intellectual growth and skills development. Our caring, inclusive and supportive community encourages children to be considerate and ambitious, both for themselves and for one another. We support and challenge children from the age of 3 to 16, enabling them to achieve their full potential at every stage of their educational journey, culminating in their GCSEs.
At Kingshott, we welcome every child’s unique character and individual approach to learning. We believe there is no ‘one-size-fits-all’ education. At the heart of every decision we make is a commitment to pupil wellbeing, development and happiness.
Our emphasis on a child-centred well-rounded education ensures that pupils benefit from the highest standards of teaching, both within the classroom and through our broad and enriching wider curriculum. This is complemented by a full and varied after-school programme, available until 6.00 pm, which includes a wide range of creative, sporting and recreational activities. Breakfast Club, available from 7.30 am, and After-School Care are also offered to all pupils.
Our first-class facilities are set within 23 acres of beautiful school grounds. The spacious grounds feature dedicated areas for children of different ages, with Nursery, Junior and Senior School pupils benefitting from their own buildings and age-appropriate facilities, while also enjoying shared spaces across the site. These include a large multipurpose sports and drama hall, a swimming pool, extensive sports pitches, an Astroturf and expansive outdoor grounds. Our youngest children enjoy a variety of play and outdoor learning areas, while all pupils benefit from access to natural spaces that support exploration, wellbeing and outdoor learning.
Investment in the site continues, with the development of our newly established Science Centre, a dedicated student study centre, enhanced Design and Technology facilities, and upgraded dining facilities, ensuring pupils benefit from an outstanding learning environment.
Admission. We are delighted to offer education up to GCSE. Current Kingshott pupils are able to move seamlessly through to join the Senior School.
Kingshott is open to pupils between the ages of 3 and 16, irrespective of gender, race, religion, culture, sexual orientation or disability. Entry into Nursery is non-selective, and most children progress naturally into Reception. Early registration is encouraged, as waiting lists are in place for most year groups.
Children joining our Reception classes are invited to attend an informal ‘getting to know you’ session with their parents or guardians. Entry into older year groups, including Year 7 and above in the Senior School, is based on an age-appropriate assessment. For entry into Year 7 and Year 9, Kingshott Honorary Awards are also available in Academic, Art, Drama, Music and Sport.
Kingshott is conveniently situated on the outskirts of Hitchin, with ample parking for busy parents. Families join us from across Hertfordshire and beyond – including Letchworth, Baldock, Royston, Ashwell, Stevenage, Luton and Welwyn. The A1(M) motorway is located just two miles from the school. Many pupils use our convenient shuttle bus service from Hitchin station.
Founded in 1931, Kingshott is proud to be part of the Mill Hill Education Group, having proactively joined this charitable collection of independent schools in May 2024. All schools within the group share a common educational philosophy, focusing on developing thoughtful and responsible pupils with a global outlook. School life at Kingshott combines academic rigour with a breadth of opportunities designed to help young people flourish in an ever-changing world.
Charitable status. Mill Hill Education Group is the trading name of The Mill Hill School Foundation, which is a Registered Charity, number 1064758.
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