The King's School
School summary
With around 223 pupils, The King's School is a small independent school in Witney, Oxfordshire. Its compact size means a close-knit community where pupils are likely to be known as individuals rather than faces in a crowd. The school holds a Christian character, which shapes its ethos and daily life. Families drawn to a smaller, faith-informed setting may find it a natural fit.
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Teaching & academics
The school admits pupils at age 11 through an 11+ process, so families should prepare for entry assessment at that stage. Its modest roll allows for smaller cohorts, which can support more individual attention in the classroom.
School life & ethos
- Religious character
- Christian
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A small Christian independent in Witney where a tight-knit feel comes as standard. Best suited to families seeking a personal, faith-shaped environment with 11+ entry.
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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.