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King Henry VIII School Better together: Celebrating 40 years of coeducation


King Henry VIII School is holding a series of events this year to celebrate forty years of successfully educating boys and girls together. With recent academic results being very strong and numbers of applicants to the school thriving, the national trend of increasing popularity of coeducation is very much in evidence.


Opportunities for girls abound at the school, as shown by the recent success of the girls’ rugby team as well as the netball team reaching the National Finals last year. In the classroom too, girls excel in subjects such as the sciences and maths, with students receiving Astronomy and Physics awards from the University of Warwick. There is no ‘one size fits all’ model at a good coeducational school such as King Henry VIII School.


There are two forthcoming events at the


school. Saturday 26th September will see discussions focusing on the benefits of coeducation, followed by afternoon tea.


One of Coventry’s most famous sons, Philip Larkin, was educated at the school and the 30th anniversary of his death will be commemorated with discussions and talks on Wednesday 2nd December.


Parents who are interested in learning more about the school and the benefits of coeducation are warmly invited to the next Open Morning on Saturday 10th October.


KING HENRY VIII SCHOOL Warwick Road, Coventry, CV3 8AQ


T. 024 7627 1111 www.khviii.com


King Henry VIII Senior School


| Open House


9:30am - 12:30pm October 2015 Friday 9th


Open Morning Saturday 10th October 2015 9:30am - 12:30pm


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King Henry VIII School welcomes boys and girls between 3 and 18 years RI DJH SURYLGLQJ D UVW class education in a caring, supportive environment.


RI DJH RYLGLQJ D UV A leading co-educational day school, since 1545 / 58


Warwick Road, Coventry CV3 6AQ E: info@khviii.net


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