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100 shoeboxes have been filled by pupils at this Isle of Wight school with toys and treats for children less fortunate than themselves
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 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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Cllr Whitehouse says the situation is not all doom and gloom and that there is a new optimism in many of Island schools.
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The results awarded to Christ the King Sixth Form students were very pleasing say the school
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Join Medina Marching Band's musical journey from yuletide tunes to 80's bangers in Newport
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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%.
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Well done to all the students who took part but especially the winning team who will go on to represent the Island at the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Final next month.
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The school collected an impressive donation of toys, plus £160 and also dropped an incredible donation of food and toiletries, along with a £40 donation to the Isle of Wight Foodbank
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This set of results are a fitting tribute to the Sixth Form team says the Interim Executive Principal, Matthew Quinn.
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Legal action taken against the Isle of Wight council and Christ the King College over debt on a 15-year hire contract with BOSHire concludes
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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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Isle of Wight students soared in the IET Faraday Challenge, putting their engineering skills to the test. Are they the future of engineering?
