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The King's School holds a remarkable archive charting more than five centuries of history, achievement, and community life. From photographs and documents to records of pupils, staff, and school traditions, these materials tell the story of The King's School and the people who have shaped it.
A selection of our archive imagery and materials has already been digitised and is now available online, allowing alumni, pupils, and the wider community to reconnect with the school's past. We now wish to continue this important work by digitising our entire archive collection, ensuring it is preserved, protected, and accessible for generations to come.
Fully digitising the archive is a substantial undertaking, with an estimated total cost of £100,000. Funds raised through the King's School Archive Appeal will support:
- The professional digitisation of historical documents and images
- Secure digital storage and long‑term preservation
- Improved access to the archive for alumni, researchers, and the school community
By supporting this appeal, you are helping to safeguard the heritage of King's School, protect fragile historical materials, and make our shared history available to all, now and in the future.
Every contribution brings us closer to preserving the story of The King's School in full.
