In a secular age, King's is a school where spiritual life matters and where the curiosity of students is stimulated. One assembly each week is Christian as are the services that take place during the year. In these ways students encounter spiritual, moral and theological issues.

A junior Christian Union is open to all Remove to third form pupils. A senior group, called Focus, is for pupils from the fourth form and above. These groups provide a forum for learning about the Christian faith and discussing spiritual and moral issues in a wider context.

A parents' Christian group meets informally two or three times each term to consider the work of the school and to pray together.

This spiritual dimension strengthens the sense of community and encourages each student to respond individually to the dual challenges of sacrifice and service.

Assembly is held every morning and is one expression of the corporate life of the school community. Through assemblies and cathedral services boys and girls of all religious persuasions are encouraged to consider spiritual and moral issues that may confront them in everyday life.

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