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I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed and her seed.
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Notes from the Spiral Staircases #2: Junior School Science Fair and Science Fiction
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Notes from the Spiral Staircases #2: Junior School Science Fair and Science Fiction
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Alumni News
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Alumni News
I have the best job in the world. I spend my days (and evenings) socializing with the amazing Alumni of King’s-Edgehill School.Read More Add Comment -
Alumni Receptions
Last week, the Advancement and Alumni Office hosted a series of three alumni receptions in Quebec and Ontario.Read More Add Comment -
Alumnae Rugby Players
Last Saturday night more than 20 students headed to Acadia University to watch two of the best women's rugby teams in the country face off as the StFX women's rugby team were in town to take on the host Axewomen.Read More Add Comment
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Chapel News
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I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your seed and her seed.
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“Come see a man who told me all that I ever did”
Remarkable women in the biblical narratives.Read More Add Comment -
In the beginning was the Word
The last lesson in the Carol Services last Sunday is the reading of the great Prologue from The Gospel according to St. John.Read More Add Comment -
That time of year …
t is “that time of year … when yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang/ upon those boughs which shake against the cold,/ bare ruin’d choirs, where late the sweet birds sang,” as Shakespeare puts it (Sonnet # 73).Read More Add Comment -
This shall be a memorial day for you
Rites and rituals are important aspects of our lives. We crave patterns because we need order. In every part of our lives there are rituals and ways of doing things; without them we feel lost.Read More Add Comment -
You are what you eat?
“Der Mensch ist was er isst,” the German philosopher and theologian, Ludwig Feuerbach famously said and was famously misunderstood.Read More Add Comment -
Pumpkins and Prepositions
Pumpkins and prepositions are an integral part of our thinking about thanksgiving. What? Prepositions? No, Rev, please! No talk about prepositions.Read More Add Comment -
God Questions.......
In Chapel this week we have been exploring the fall-out from the Fall and, in particular, the spiritual significance of the questions which God asks which illuminate so much of the transition from the Garden of delights to the land of blood, sweat and tears.Read More Add Comment -
Genesis - the Gift of the Jews
“So God created man in his own image”, as Parker Jollymore read on Tuesday and as his sister, Ella, read on Monday! In Chapel this week we have explored the rich wisdom of the Creation accounts in Genesis 1 and 2, especially in relation to our humanity.Read More Add Comment
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A Day In the Life
We fit more into everyday. Peek inside a typical day with our downloadable photojournal, A Day in the Life of a King's-Edgehill School Boarding Student.
Transportation
Getting to and from King's-Edgehill School has never been easier thanks to efficient transportation options. We now offer daily bus and shuttle services throughout the Annapolis Valley, to Chester and Metro Halifax. Get in touch with us to find out more. 
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KES inspires academic, athletic and artistic excellence with a commitment to the traditional community ideals of gentleness and learning, dignity and respect, so that students may discover and cultivate their unique potential, prepare for post-secondary education and develop a life-long enthusiasm for the spiritual and intellectual growth necessary to flourish in the contemporary world.
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King's-Edgehill School
33 King's-Edgehill Lane
Windsor, Nova Scotia
B0N 2T0 Canada
Phone: (902) 798-2278
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King's-Edgehill School is a coeducational boarding and day school for grades 6 through 12, located in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada.