St Edmund's School is an independent day and boarding school on St Thomas Hill in Canterbury, Kent. It teaches children from Pre-Reception to Year 13 on a 62-acre site. Its origins date to 1751, when the newly formed Clergy Orphan Society paid for the education of its first pupil. The Clergy Orphan School began in Thirsk, Yorkshire, and moved to St John's Wood, London, in 1812. It moved to its current Canterbury site in 1855. The school took over the education of the Canterbury Cathedral choristers in 1972. It became co-educational in 1982. Pupils study in the Junior School, Foundation (Years 7 and 8), Senior School and Sixth Form. International students can join from age 11.
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Canterbury, Kent, England, United Kingdom (UK)
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