A few weeks ago I photographed the King’s Day Celebrations for the King’s School Worcester. It’s a day of celebration, the final day of term for students and staff, and is also the final event in the school career of the graduating upper sixth.
Alongside the formal readings, awards and celebrations there was a last chance to listen to the school choir, relax and reminisce with friends, family and faculty, and enjoy a meal and a garden party in the spectacular school grounds.
Later there was an opportunity to view the art department and the work the students had completed, and a chance to the get the boats out on the water one last time. King’s Day is always a bitter sweet event, it marks the end of what for some has been a very long relationship. Excitement for the future, and nostalgia for the past, students become alumni, Old Vigornians, and take the next step into the wider world.
We were blessed with incredible weather (perhaps a little warmer than I would have liked), and a great crowd.
Here are a few of my pictures from the day, for more information about The King’s School check out their website – www.ksw.org.uk.
