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Head of Sixth Form said, "It is always our privilege to host International students, they add a certain cosmopolitan diversity to our Sixth Form family, long may it continue."
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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The headteacher said he hoped students can appreciate that the results they've achieved are a demonstration of the potential success ahead for each of them
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Following the Isle of Wight council's statement this morning claiming Christ the King College was £2.7m in debt, the school has responded, refuting IWC's claim that the decision to lease the building was ill-judged, claiming audits have shown "there is absolutely no evidence of any financial mismanagement".
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Christ the King College funds new uniforms, supporting families during school transitions
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Ofsted report out today, Christ the King College excels in four categories
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Rt. Hon. Ann Widdecombe gives a rousing talk, telling students to never give up.
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This is the first visit by Ofsted since they rated the school as Inadequate after last summer's inspection.
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The College say they cannot comment on the nature of the delay at this stage, but confirm it has cooperated with the exam board at every stage during their process.
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Isle of Wight students soared in the IET Faraday Challenge, putting their engineering skills to the test. Are they the future of engineering?
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Plus five students achieved grade 9 in five or more subjects, putting them among the most exceptional scholars in the country.
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Leader of the Isle of Wight LibDems asks why can’t we have 16+ education that suits the needs and wishes of the Island? A diverse education system across the Island for a diverse population.
