The Kingsley School extended co-education from the Prep School into the Senior School in September 2025. This introduction is phased, with boys initially joining Years 7 and 12, and the School becoming fully co-educational by 2029.
Founded in 1884 by Rose Kingsley, our school has a long-standing tradition of championing individuality. As we celebrated our 140th anniversary, we were thrilled to extend the benefits of our educational and pastoral excellence to boys too. Together, our students—both girls and boys—now collaborate and learn from one another, enriching their experiences and fostering true understanding, respect, and empathy for what it means to be young women and men in today’s society.
Throughout our history, we have been committed to providing the best possible education, nurturing confidence, integrity, and excellence in every child under our care. Our dedication to these principles remains unwavering. Recent inspections have praised Kingsley’s culture of high expectations and exceptional pastoral care, which empowers students to thrive and enjoy their school experience.
Kingsley is also part of a family of schools. As a proud member of Warwick Schools Foundation, we share the educational ethos and values of the Foundation and have the best of both worlds – our bespoke and tailored educational experience at our site here in the heart of Leamington, as well as wide-reaching opportunities afforded by our partnership. We describe the educational experience for our Warwick Campus students as being the ‘best of both worlds’ – single-sex schools whose co-location means students can work together meaningfully as they progress through the year groups.
With a fully co-educational Kingsley School, we’re really proud we can now offer the ‘best of all worlds’.
If they’re of interest to you, please view our previous Co-Ed FAQs page, whilst they were published before we became co-educational, they can provide more detail on how and why we made the move.