Kimbolton School

Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire

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1600

Founded

3 - 18

Age range

Co-ed

School type

£14,407 - £14,407

Boarding / term

In short

Kimbolton School is a co-ed boarding and day school in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, educating pupils aged 3 - 18 and founded in 1600. Boarding fees are £14,407 - £14,407 per term. Our advice on this school is independent and free.

Type: Co-ed boarding & day
Boarders from: 11 - 18
Ethos: Christian
Guardian required: Yes

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About

About Kimbolton

The story, ethos and character of Kimbolton.

Setting: Rural
Ethos: Christian
Head: Mr Will Chuter

At Kimbolton School, we offer a truly bespoke British boarding education experience for pupils aged 11 to 18, within the inspiring surroundings of a historic castle. Our small, family like community is known for its exceptional pastoral care, academic excellence, and a rich array of co-curricular activities.

Located in the picturesque village of Kimbolton, just outside Cambridge, an international centre of academic prestige - we provide a unique blend of tradition and modern education. The school is ideally situated with easy access to major airports, including London Heathrow and Gatwick, making it convenient for international families.

We are proud of our: Strong academic outcomes and university destinations Exceptional pastoral care rooted in mutual respect and community Broad co-curricular programme encompassing sport, music, drama, and outdoor pursuits Historic setting with modern facilities, including a castle at its heart Inclusive ethos, where each pupil is known, valued, and encouraged to aim high From Pre-School to Sixth Form, Kimbolton pupils are curious, confident, and kind - ready to make their mark on the world.

School history Founded in 1600, the school has over 400 years of educational excellence. Situated in the historic Kimbolton Castle, once the residence of Catherine of Aragon, the first wife of King Henry VIII, the school offers a learning environment deeply rooted in British history.