Free events at The King’s School

During the next few months The King’s School has a series of varied talks and events coming up that are free and open to pupils, parents and staff of local secondary schools. Below are a few examples of what is coming up and for a full list of events and to book click on the button below.

22^nd January Kerry Brown Professor of Chinese Studies and Director of the Lau China Institute at King’s College, London discusses What Does China Want?

29^th January Peter Martell, journalist, former BBC reporter will speak about his critically acclaimed book First Raise a Flag: How South Sudan won the longest war but lost the peace.

4^th February Dr Georgina Longley will give a talk looking at the fascinating historical evidence that images on ancient coins can give us.

11^th February Environmental educator Dr Clive Nuttman will talk about ecotourism in Africa and Madagascar

12^th February Chris Field, Head of private equity at Dechert LLP will deliver a talk about Big Law, the rise of private equity

25^th February Film maker and writer Matt Dickinson will speak about the 1996 Mount Everest disaster described in his book Death Zone: Climbing Everest Through The Killer Storm.

25^th February a Club Hispano talk – a great opportunity for A level Spanish students to attend a lecture entirely in Spanish.

28^th March a careers talk providing guidance and advice for those wishing to studying at university outside of Britain.