King Edward Vi School, Southampton

King Edward VI School is a selective Independent Co-educational secondary school in Southampton, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1553, after the death of William Capon (in 1550), who left money in his will for a Grammar school for the poor. Pupils usually start at the school at age 11 (Year 7) or in the Sixth Form, although a few places are available at age 13 (Year 9). Pupils are required to sit and pass an admissions examination. The current headmaster is A. J. Thould

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