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Police and Crime Commissioner Candidate, Michael Mates will be speaking to Sixth Formers at CtK College
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 chair of Governors for Christ the King College pulls the council's consultation apart
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There have been three separate incidents on the Island over the last month in which a man fitting the description below has approached young girls. Do you recognise him?
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All the teaching staff are taking part in a mentoring programme in addition to their normal duties in order to help the pupils.
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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.
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It was previously rumoured that Tesco were interested in the plot at the end of Wellington Road, Newport, now it seems Co-op are too.
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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
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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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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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The Isle of Wight Council’s proposed new school transport policy will have 'bizarre and Kafkaesque consequences' unless it is amended, a Cllr Whitehouse has warned.
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The Isle of Wight council announced they'd won the court case last month, but now the hire company have lodged an appeal meaning new problems for the school
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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.
