Throughout the 1970s, girls were admitted to the sixth form, and in 1989 the decision was made to become fully co-educational.

Girls have attended the school's sixth form since the 1960s before King's became fully co-educational in the late 1990s.

It became fully co-educational for pupils aged 3-18 in 2008.

It was fully co-educational from the time of its founding.

In 1998, girls were admitted to all other years, making the College fully co-educational.

Years later the school expanded its clientele and became fully co-educational.

It was one of the few fully co-educational schools.

The university also opened its doors to men that year, becoming fully co-educational in 1970.

In 1997, it was decided to allow girls throughout the school, and today the school is fully co-educational.