Kingham Hill School
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Kingham Hill School was founded by local Christian landowner Charles Edward Baring Young in 1886 as a school and home for deprived boys.
The school is on a Cotswold hilltop, near to the village of Kingham in Oxfordshire.
It is an independent fee paying boarding Public school.
Baring Young also founded Oak Hill Theological College.
The school Chapel celebrated its centenary year in 2003.
For the last ten years bar one, students have been going on an annual trip to Romania. They stay just outside a town called Sibiu, which is in the region of Transilvania. They have been going every year since 1994, except in 1999 when they went to Kenya.
[edit] Alumni
- Junior Education Minister Lord Andrew Adonis[1]
- Wing Commander Malcolm Brecht
- Alex Paterson of The_Orb
- Luke Redgrave
- Alex Arthur (Writer)
Past pupils can contact one another through the KHS Webalumnus site
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