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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.
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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Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, recently met pupils at Christ the King College to discuss their campaign to help educate children in the developing world.
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Some outstanding results for pupils at Christ the King College, with several achieving a full set of 9s, A*s and As.
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95 per cent of pupils at Christ the King College achieved A* to E, with well over half of the students achieving an A* -B in at least one of their subjects. Well done to you all.
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The Isle of Wight College, which will cease A-level provision this year, saw the highest A-level results in the state sector. There's been great improvement for Sandown Bay Academy too.
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Isle of Wight pupils joined others from 27 schools to take part in a mock meeting of the Council of the European Union. Pupils from Christ the King College found it to be an "invaluable experience".
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Congratulations to the A Level pupils at Christ the King College for their outstanding success.
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Papers prepared for an upcoming council meeting show Christ the King as having a £1m+ deficit last year. The school assures OnTheWight that it's easily explained.
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The Chairman of Governors at Christ the King College has issued a robust statement in reaction to the options the council is considering to improve post-16 education on the Island.
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The council Executive will consider at their next meeting whether to approve a consultation on the future of secondary school and post-16 provision.
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The College has been awarded the British Council’s prestigious International School Award in recognition of its work to bring the world into the classroom.
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Members of the Isle of Wight Council's Executive will meet on Tuesday 9 September to discuss proposed changes to the authority's home to school transport policy.
