Community engagement
Part of a community
At Kimbolton, we value the various communities of which we are part and take our responsibilities to the local area seriously.
Kimbolton village provides a welcoming, safe setting for our pupils and as part of this community, it is important that we make a positive impact by empowering local children through education and driving economic growth.
Kimbolton public benefits
Economic contributions
- 372 staff members and 77 volunteers
- £8 million UK tax payer savings (1079 pupils educated outside the state sector)
- £28 million contributed to UK GDP (£15.3 million to Cambridgeshire Local Authority)
Empowering young people
- 7 bursary places per Senior School year group via £727,000 means-tested bursary fund
- 2 Sixth Formers supported via the Old Kimboltonians‘ Scholarship
- 2 Ukranian pupils fully funded
- X local schools accessed the Heritage Room in Kimbolton Castle
- +70 local schools accessed Masterclasses in a variety of subjects
Supporting our community
- Free use of Kimbolton Castle by Kimbolton History Society
- +700 visitors enjoyed private tours of Kimbolton Castle
- St Peter’s Huntingdon Combined Cadet Force join us weekly to train with Kimbolton CCF
- Pupil service through our Community Service Unit
Access to sport
- Free access to facilities for Kimbolton Cricket Society and Cricket Club
- 160 children joined our Annual Festival of Cricket
- Discounted facility hire for:
- Kimbolton Village Tennis Club
- Sports Hall (squash, badminton, indoor cricket and 5-a-side football)
- Swimming pool hire:
- 5 local primary schools benefited from subsidised pool hire
- c.140 local swimmers use our swimming facilities every day
- 2,750 hours of pool time provided every year (c.75% public use)
- 212 local children accessed 1:1 swimming lessons
- 100% pass rate for National Pool Lifeguard courses
- Discounted hire for local community groups
Figures are per annum