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King's School Rochester

Satis House
Boley Hill
Rochester
Kent
ME1 1TE

T: +44 (0)1634 888555

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ISC ID: 23793


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Head

Mr Simon Fisher (Principal)

Boys - age range:

Day: 3 to 18

Boarding: 11 to 18

Girls - age range:

Day: 3 to 18

Boarding: 11 to 18

Size

574 pupils

King's School Rochester case studies (102)

Schools come together for singing workshop

Partners

  • King's School Rochester
  • Robert Napier School, Gillingham
  • Oaklands School in Walderslade
  • English Martyrs Roman Catholic School
  • Art And Design
  • Performing Arts And Music
  • Developing School Leaders
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Music Programme with local state schools

Partners

  • King's School Rochester
  • Robert Napier School, Gillingham
  • Oaklands Primary School
  • English Martyrs Roman Catholic primary school
  • Performing Arts And Music
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Festival of Rugby for Medway schools

Partners

  • King's School, Rochester
  • Riverview Junior School
  • Brompton Westbrook
  • St Margaret’s of Troy Town
  • Balfour Infants School
  • Sport DofE Cadets
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Impact of partnership work done in 2025 (ISC annual Census 2026)

  • 22 state schools involved
  • 101-200 state school pupils involved
  • 520 staff hours given

Academies or free schools sponsored

  • Chantry Community Academy, Gravesend

Scholarships and bursaries are offered in both the Preparatory School and Senior School.

At King’s School Rochester, we believe that being talented and motivated is something to be proud of.  As a result, scholarships for pupils with a proven talent in Sport, Music, Drama, Art or Academic Attainment are available to internal and external pupils entering Year 7, Year 9 and Year 12.

Honorary scholarships may be awarded to pupils of other ages (but not younger than 8 years old) in recognition of significant levels of achievement.  Once the pupil reaches the year groups stated above, he/she will be considered for a scholarship with fees remission.

Bursaries offer means-tested financial support to pupils who otherwise would be unable to attend King’s School Rochester. They may be offered in addition to the award of a scholarship to increase the value of the award.

Assistance with Fees for New Pupils at the School

All candidates being offered a Scholarship Award are eligible for an additional means-tested bursary. In exceptional circumstances, the School may consider means-tested bursarial support for new pupils who do not fit the scholarship criteria.

The School has charitable status and the Governors wish to ensure the limited available funds are used to support parents who otherwise would not be able to send their child to King’s School Rochester. Therefore, any such award is based not only on the candidate’s performance in the entrance assessment but also on an annual declaration of income and assets, consideration of the benefit to the child of an education at King’s and also the likely positive contribution to School life that the child will make during their time here.

Assistance with Fees for Current Parents

Financial assistance may be awarded to existing pupils where a change in parents’/guardians’ circumstances results in difficulty in meeting tuition fees. The financial assistance is subject to careful consideration and assessment and, once granted, is means-tested annually.

Clergy Remission

Children of Church of England Ministers, and priests of a church in communion with the Church of England, are given a means-tested reduction in fees.

Service Personnel Remission

King’s School Rochester operates within the MoD Scheme for Continuity of Education Allowance for boarding school pupils. Day places are also eligible for a Service remission which is calculated by means-testing.

Sibling Remission

Where parents have three or more children at the School, a reduction for each after the second child is given, amounting to 10% of the third child’s fees, 20% for the fourth child and 40% for the fifth and subsequent children.

Conditions Of Scholarships & Bursaries

Parents will be required to repay all or part of the benefits they have received under the awards explained in the above information in any of the following circumstances:

• Up to three terms benefits (if received) if the pupil has engaged in serious misconduct or has been expelled or removed for reasons of misconduct by requirement of the Principal acting in good faith

• Up to three terms benefits (if received) where the pupil has been withdrawn for any reason

For more information, please contact the Bursar on 01634 888588 or email [email protected]

  • Academic scholarships
  • Art scholarships
  • Choral scholarships
  • Drama scholarships
  • Music scholarships
  • Sport scholarships
  • Sixth Form scholarships
  • Clergy discounts
  • H M Forces discounts
  • Sibling discounts
  • Lump sum payment discounts
  • Bursaries for new entrants
  • Hardship awards for existing pupils

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