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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.

24, January 2014·3 min read

The last seven years of Isle of Wight school GCSE results analysed

We're using interactive graphics to show that improvements are being made in GCSE results on the Island. The large gap with Mainland results remains to be closed.

24, January 2014·2 min read

The Economist on Education: The Island should learn from Tower Hamlets

Cllr Whitehouse says the situation is not all doom and gloom and that there is a new optimism in many of Island schools.

17, December 2013·1 min read

Christ the King College celebrates new Sixth Form building

A special service was held to mark the opening of the new Sixth Form building at Christ the King College.

22, November 2013·1 min read

Councillor praises progress of school and welcomes ‘mentoring programme’

All the teaching staff are taking part in a mentoring programme in addition to their normal duties in order to help the pupils.

4, October 2013·1 min read

Christ the King College Year 6 into Year 7 Open Evening

Current year 6 pupils and their parents are invited to the Christ the King College Open Evening next week.

18, September 2013·1 min read

World Challenge brings new perspective for College students

Students spend a year fundraising and training for the life-changing trip to Ethiopia as part of the World Challenge.

3, September 2013·3 min read

Christ the King College principal to receive Papal Award

The Principal of an Isle of Wight College is to be honoured by The Pope who has also agreed to pray for the College.

27, August 2013·3 min read

Christ The King College report another high attaining year for GCSE students

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%.