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King William's College, founded in 1833, is a co-educational, day and boarding school set in the beautiful safe haven of the Isle of Man. Located on two sites just outside Castletown, the Senior School is within six minutes of the airport and has excellent travel links worldwide; our Junior School is situated a mile away in the delightful wooded grounds of an old country residence. ...more
Principal's Blog
Friday 18 June 2010
18 June 2010
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Pupil Blog
Thursday 22 July 2010
Water Sports trip to LA FOSCA, Spain
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LATEST NEWS
A dramatic end of term
Towards the end of the Summer Term, the Fourth Form performed 'The Vackees' based on the book by Hiawyn Oram - a superb play about the evacuation of children to the countryside during the Second World War. This evocative and hard hitting drama was enhanced by the use of video footage, poignant, haunting melodies and superb acting. The performers really brought the plight of the children and the wider issues alive.
College Pilgrimage to St Michael’s Keiill
On Sunday 27th June a group left King William's College for the first College Pilgrimage. In every sense this was a modest affair, as we were not walking to Rome or Jerusalem, but to St Michael’s Keiill on Langness.
Congratulations to all our IB students on their excellent results
Fifty-seven Upper Sixth pupils were entered for the Diploma and achieved a total pass rate of 95% - compared to 85% globally. In addition, 5 students, all from the Isle of Man, scored 40 points or more placing them in the top 6% of IB students worldwide.
Common Room Play: 'Artistic Licence'
The last Common Room play was about fourteen years ago and mutterings about doing another one grew steadily in the Autumn term. What play has parts for twenty-four people, none of whom want a big part and most of whom are too busy to commit to a rehearsal schedule?
