AEP TALK - Fear in the city
Our next KAAEP talk promises to be fascinating and thought-provoking in equal measure!
Our next KAAEP talk promises to be fascinating and thought-provoking in equal measure!
The Academic Enrichment Newsletter is packed with opportunities for further independent learning, helping you to explore your subjects in greater depth, and to discover new areas of learning that you might not have considered.
The Academic Enrichment Newsletter for the October Half Term Break and Term 2 is now out!
The latest issue of The King's Herald is now out. This is a feature magazine that is designed, edited and created by our Sixth Form students, with articles from across the school.
The annual Sir Christopher Ricks Talk this year features best-selling author Professor Russell Foster, who will be talking to us about Sleep and our own Body Clocks.
This is an essay prize for students going into Year 12 for the school year 2025-26. The Foundation for the History of Totalitarianism are looking for students who will be in Year 12/13 in 2025-26 to submit essays about the Holodomor genocide/man-made famine as part of an essay competition. The deadline for entries is noon on Sunday, 25th January 2026.
A national team online competition where you can solve real-world problems, build your own apps and all without a single line of coding. You just need enthusiasm, creativity, and the willingness to work in a team. And there are some big prizes to be won!
King Alfred's Academic Enrichment Newsletter provides a gateway for students (and staff, parents and carers!) who are keen to develop their own independent learning, following their own interests.
"The King's Herald" is our school's Student-Run Feature Magazine. Designed, Edited and Produced entirely by a team of Sixth Form Students, they rely on other students from across the school to write in with their articles.
The King's College E-Lab Entrepreneurship Competition for Years 11-13 - amazing cash prizes!
The Academic Enrichment Newsletter is packed with opportunities to support our students in developing their intellectual curiosity and exploring their subjects beyond the curriculum. With things to do, read, watch and listen to, both online and in person, there is so much to discover!
This is this year's last talk in the AEP Series which, for 2024-25, has featured a fantastic array of speakers. Don't miss this last talk!