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99 per cent of students in the Sixth Form secured passes on their courses (A* to E) and 72 per cent achieved a C grade or above
Christ the King College
Christ the King College was formed in 2008 by the merging of two Isle of Wight faith schools, Archbishop King and Trinity Middle.
Located in Carisbrooke, it formed its own Sixth Form in December 2013.
Below are articles mentioning Christ the King College.
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Celebrating academic success, Christ the King College students overcome pandemic adversity
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Christ the King College celebrates A-Level and BTEC successes, exceeding expectations
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School offers parents a way to buy laptops for £15 a month
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Isle of Wight council say they've tried to work with the Christ the King College, but still no plan exists. "This is an enormous debt for one school to accrue", said the council leader.
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Police are asking members of the public to get in touch if they saw anything or recognise the description of the man accused of attacking 13 year old.
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While the pandemic continues, all Ofsted inspections have been postponed, but Isle of Wight schools have been virtually visited as part of a national research programme to learn about the impact Covid has had on education
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The Headteacher of Christ the King College said, "These examination results represent years of hard work and dedication from our students, their teachers and tremendous support from parents and carers"
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The very public spat between the Isle of Wight council and Christ the King College over multi-million pound debt moves on with news that a repayment plan has been agreed. OnTheWight has the details.
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Thanks to Wendy for sending in this opinion piece in to VentnorBlog. If have an opinion you’d like to express,...
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Children who are identified as coming into contact with the affected member of staff are advised to self isolate for eight days
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The College has provisionally achieved 84% of its year 11 students achieving the benchmark standard of higher grade passes of a minimum of 5A* - C, which is an impressive 16% above the provisional national average of 68%.
