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An Independent Co-educational Day & Boarding School in Somerset for ages 2-18. The King's Journey Pre-Prep | Prep | Senior | Sixth Form. King's College and King's College Prep School provide continuous day and boarding education for girls and boys aged 2 to 18 years in Somerset.
King's College is a private co-educational secondary day school in Taunton, Somerset, England. A member school of the Woodard Corporation, it has approximately 450 pupils aged 13 to 18, including about 300 boarders. Its affiliated prep school is King's Hall School.
Welcome. We are delighted you are interested in a King's education for your child. Please follow the links below to guide you through the Admissions process or to request a prospectus, attend an open day or arrange a personal visit. Discover the admissions process.
Admissions. Fees. King's College Prep - Standard Fees (per term) Year 7 and 8 - £7,250 day / £10,790 full boarding (UK-based) Year 5 and 6 - £5,550 day / £8,880 full boarding (UK-based) Year 3 and 4 - £4,290 day / £8,370 full boarding (UK-based) Year 1 and 2 - £3,560 day. Reception (4-5 years) - £3,395 day.
Visit King's College. Register. Attend Assessment. Offer of a Place. New Pupil Information and House Allocation. Start of Term for New Pupils. The complexities of entry procedures can be confusing, but our Admissions staff are always available to offer guidance and answer questions.
An independent school for boys and girls aged from 13 to 18. Boarding: Yes. Local authority: Somerset. Pupils: 470; sixth formers: 190. Religion: Church of England. Fees: Day £27,480; Boarding £41,355 pa. Open days: First Saturday in October. Review: View The Good Schools Guide Review. Ofsted report: View the Ofsted report.
Key Information. Fees at King's College are inclusive so extras are kept to a minimum. UK-based Boarders - £14,880 per term. The boarding fee includes all meals, stationery, laundry (but not dry cleaning) and most textbooks. Please click here for international fees. Day pupils - £9,710 per term.
