Katharine Lady Berkeley’s School is a highly successful 11-18 mixed comprehensive with 1470 students on roll.
The school has a long history. It was founded on 20th October 1384 by Katharine, the wife of Lord Berkeley, and has operated continuously since that date. Our school nestles under the southern tip of the Cotswold escarpment, between the town of Wotton-under-Edge and the village of Kingswood in Gloucestershire.
At Katharine Lady Berkeley’s School, we do all that we can to make sure that our students want to come to school, that they are happy and safe in their school life, have good friends and feel confident that they can do their very best. These essential components, combined with superb teaching, produce the vibrant and inspiring environment that enables our students to be successful. They learn effectively, gain their best possible results and receive excellent preparation for their life beyond school.
DownloadKLB pupils all in the top 25% of follow on round! We recently had 7 pupils get through to the next round of the year 10 and 11 UKMT Intermediate mathematics challenge, which is a high number in its self, then for all of them to be placed in the top 25% of scorers in…
Huge congratulations to our U13 boys and girls hockey teams who were both crowned West Regional champions at Kings College, Taunton. Both teams won of all their games, which is an outstanding achievement considering the schools that also qualified for these tournaments. Boys results 3 – 1 vs King Edwards, Bath 6 – 1 vs…
Following their victory at the District competition of Rotary Youth Speaks in February (where they beat last year’s winners, Redmaids’ High School), on Saturday 23rd March, Year 12 students Ben Frith, Anna Geary and Emily John attended the Regional Final of the Public Speaking competition in Leamington Spa. Speaking on the topic of ‘Happiness’, the…
Our Year 10 mathematics competition team (Ellis Brewer, Rachel Howard, Luke Andrews and Joe Parker) took part in a ‘Maths Feast’ competition on Monday evening organised by the Advanced Mathematics Support Programme (AMSP). The team came 4th out of 19 teams, beaten only by two Cheltenham Ladies’ College teams and one Pate’s team (we beat…
