Capital Projects

Capital Projects Fund 

Preserving the Past. Creating the Future. 

From the reign of Henry VIII to the digital age, King’s has evolved to meet the needs of every generation. 

We’re now embarking on a major campaign to renew and enhance our historic site — blending tradition with innovation. Whether it’s state-of-the-art Performing Arts Centre, sustainable learning spaces, or outstanding sporting facilities, we’re building for the next 500 years. 

Your support will ensure that we honour our royal foundation not just with words — but with action. 

Our priorities for 2025-2035 are: 

Performing Arts Centre 

Music and Performing Arts are absolutely thriving at King’s. However, we lack a large, flexible, purpose-built space to seat 300+. The Cathedral and School Hall are in regular use already and are constrained. The PAC would also double as an Exam Hall for public exams since we no longer have access to the Chapter House. Cost £5 million. 

Little Cloister House 

A new School Archive and upgraded History & Politics department will be created with a focus on enhancing Little Cloister Hall - one of the oldest classrooms in the world. A much-loved building will be restored to its former glory, with energy efficiency and C21st teaching at the heart. The School Archive will enable generations of former pupils to visit school, view resources and interact with the remarkable history. Cost £500,000. 

Archdeacon Pavilion 

As the School has grown, our sporting aspirations have grown too. We now play stronger schools from a wider area, often fielding C and D teams in addition to our top-flight squads. A new sports pavilion would offer more changing rooms to allow more fixtures, a hospitality area for post-match refreshments, a viewing platform across the pitches and astroturf, as well as better storage and toilets for guests. Cost £1 million.

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