Bucks &amp; Oxon

As (yet another!) ex-pupil, I can but endorse the other comments already made. I most certainly would not have become the person I am without the influence of Kingham Hill. 
The most staggering thing to me is that, 50 years on, it has somehow managed to retain its core ethos of &#8216;care of the whole person&#8217; rather than simply chasing academic measures.

A comprehensive, accurate and excellent description of an exceptional school.

I went to Kingham in the &#8217;70&#8217;s and loved it&#8217;s idiosyncrasies, it made me. 
My son is there now and flourishing in the class room as well as on the sports field. They work in a very collaborative way and get the most out of pupils by treating them as grown ups, instilling into them modern day drive and ambition coupled with established ethics and care. It seems to be doing the trick!

Kingham Hill is an amazing school. My American children went there while my husband was stationed in England with the USAF. Many of the students were Americans from the AF base. They have a great American Studies program that these kids attended and many were able to Graduate from Kingham with a US diploma along with their GCSEs. My son included. Most of the teachers and staff have a great heart for their students, and will do whatever necessary to make even the most difficult kids have a good experience there. When we first started at KH, Mr. Seward was fairly new, and he had a 10 year plan in place that promised to make the school into the best in the country. 9 years in, he has done just that! I appreciate everything that my boys got out of Kingham Hill, and I have no doubt that anyone who chooses to send their kids there will feel the same way!

As a former pupil, father of a former pupil, brother to three other former pupils and &#8211; now retired Kingham governor of 16 years standing an incredibly accurate portrayal of a very special school. Thank you.

Kingham Hill School, Chipping Norton

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