Boarding accommodation
Our boarding houses are located on Kimbolton village’s beautiful High Street and back onto the school grounds.
Your home from home
Kimbolton House (the Boys’ House) and White House (the Girls’ House) are both properties that combine a rich history and character with modern facilities that meet the needs of today’s teenagers.
You will find a relaxed family atmosphere in both boarding houses. We encourage boarders to personalise their rooms and to treat the houses like home, while respecting the needs of others. Younger pupils share rooms while older boarders have study bedrooms more akin to university accommodation.
Our team of boarding staff in each house are always on hand to provide help and guidance. Our Health Centre provides medical back-up, while our catering staff produce delicious, nutritional meals throughout the week. All boarders eat together in the Dining Room which reinforces their sense of community.
Meet the Houseparents
Kimbolton House – The Lawless Family
Mr Lawless is Head of Boys’ Games and has been Housemaster of Kim House for six years, prior to that he was Housemaster of Gibbards’ (a senior day house) for five years. Mrs Lawless is Housemistress of Balyes House, and prior to that was Head of Girls’ Games. They have twin boys, currently in Sixth Form, a daughter in our Fourth Form and a younger daughter. As a family they spend a lot of time outdoors; camping, mountain biking and playing sports.
White House – The Hadden Family
Mrs Hadden has been at Kimbolton for 25 years and is currently Assistant Head (Pastoral) and Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead and teacher of Geography. Previously, she has been a Resident House Tutor, Housemistress of Balyes House, and our CFF Contingent Commander. Mr Hadden enjoys joining boarder activities (especially BBQs). They have two children, Charlie recently completed Sixth Form, and James is in our Fourth Form. Finally, they have Monty a Patterjack dog who loves attention and is always available for walks! The Haddens like being outdoors, walking in the local countryside and spending time in Norfolk and France.
