Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire named BSA sleep champion
Kimbolton School is delighted to announce its certification as a BSA Sleep Champion. This recognition follows our successful completion of a comprehensive sleep audit and participation in an expert-led sleep webinar, showcasing our commitment to promoting excellent sleep hygiene in our boarding facilities.
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, celebrates exceptional A Level results
Kimbolton School, Cambridgeshire, is thrilled to announce that 2024 marks its best year for A*- A grades, with an outstanding 47% of students achieving A* to A grades and over 85% of students receiving their first choice place at university.
Kimbolton School shortlisted at national awards for sporting achievements
Kimbolton School is celebrating national award recognition after it was shortlisted in the forthcoming, prestigious Independent Schools of the Year (ISOTY) 2024 awards, in the competitive ‘Independent School of the Year for Sporting Achievement’ category. This recognition highlights Kimbolton’s exceptional sports program and its commitment to fostering both elite performance and broad…
TV doctor, Dr Rupy Aujla, visits Kimbolton School to deliver nutritional insights and culinary inspiration
Kimbolton School proudly hosted TV doctor, Dr Rupy Aujla, on Thursday 27 June for an engaging day dedicated to nutritional education and culinary innovation.
Kimbolton student delivers inspiring speech at ‘Restore Nature Now’ march in London
Upper Prep pupil, Henry D., delivered an inspiring speech to thousands of people during the Restore Nature Now march in London on Saturday 22 June, as part of his role as a Junior Wildlife Ambassador for The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs and Northants.
Kimbolton School’s Treasure Island production set sail for adventure
Kimbolton School students embarked on a thrilling adventure last week with their captivating production of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale, Treasure Island.
Kimbolton School student plays for England in Powerchair Football
Talented wheelchair player shining bright over summer at all levels of wheelchair game.
Cambridgeshire teen takes on London Underground marathon for cancer research
Oscar L., from Cambridgeshire, embarked on an extraordinary journey through the bustling arteries of the London Underground at the weekend (12 May), challenging himself to visit at least 200 different stations to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. His charitable endeavour was in honour of his beloved Granny who recently died from Myeloma.
Kimbolton School U6th students visit Buckingham Palace for Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award celebration
Kimbolton School Upper Sixth Form students visit Buckingham Palace after successfully completing their Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award.
Visit to Kimbolton School by the former Prime Minister the RT HON Sir John Major KG CH
Former Prime Minister, Sir John Major, visited Kimbolton School on the 9 May 2024 to deliver an insightful speech to politics students, their parents, and staff. Sir John shared his expertise, knowledge and anecdotes from his time in office as part of a series of informative talks and lectures organised by the school’s Politics Society.
Kimbolton School athletes excel at Cambridgeshire County Championships 2024
Kimbolton School athletes demonstrated their skills on the track at the Cambridgeshire County Championships held on 11 May 2024. Amongst the noteworthy performances, Clara B. stood out, securing first place in the Cambridgeshire U15 Girls 800m event, earning the title of Cambridgeshire U15 Girls 800m County Champion.
Kimbolton School's Year 13 students revisit Reception in journey down memory lane
On the afternoon of 8 May, a large group of our Upper Sixth pupils returned to our Prep School to reminisce and reconnect with the place where their education journey began. The nostalgic visit was more than merely a trip down memory lane though, it was a chance for the Upper Sixth students to meet the new cohort at the Prep School and also reflect upon the personal transformations they have…
Kimbolton School students take on gruelling Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race
Despite facing adverse conditions, which eventually curtailed the event at Reading, the Kimbolton canoeists (known as the Purple Paddlers) exhibited unwavering perseverance – covering an incredible 54 miles in just two days.