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8DecemberBoarding Secret Santa and Christmas Dinner
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10DecemberKWC Carol Service
Chapel of St. Thomas Read more.
King William’s College is a unique school in a very special environment. The Isle of Man is beautiful, healthy and safe. This College is vibrant, friendly and fun. We work hard and play hard. Whether you are from the Island or from far afield you will bond with this special place.
Pastoral Care
We have a strong pastoral support network running throughout the school. Each student is assigned to a tutor group of approximately 10-15 and the tutor is the first port of call for any academic or pastoral issues.
Boarding
The boarding community represents around 30% of the College population. This vibrant, friendly and creative community adds so much to the College as a whole.
Enrichment and Extracurricular
An education begins in the classroom, but does not end there. Learning is not just about the induction of knowledge, but about learning how to learn.
School Trips
School trips can make a major contribution to the acquisition of knowledge and development of skills. Studies of the natural and man-made world, the present and past, Science and Arts, Language and Music can all be enhanced outside the classroom.
Heads of School, Praepositors and the Houses
Every pupil in King William's College is assigned to one of three houses, Colbourne, Dickson and Walters. These houses are co-educational and serve for purposes of competition.
School Library
The Dr Scholl Library is a fine facility central to the intellectual, academic and cultural life of the pupils.
Chapel
Our own beautifully decorated Chapel is the spiritual heart of the school.
King William’s College is situated in the Isle of Man, providing excellent teaching and friendly boarding, in a beautiful and safe environment.
The Isle of Man
House Drama 2019
It was a brilliant evening with much fun and laughter! We also raised £162.80 for Isle of Man Foodbank. Read more.
National Youth Choir selection for gifted pupils
One pupil from The Buchan School and two from King William’s College have secured places singing with the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain in 2020.
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Faced with the difficult choice of our daughters remaining at a perfectly good state school in the Isle of Man, we chose to send them to King William’s College to study the International Baccalaureate. The outcome in both cases was a resounding endorsement of our decision, since King William’s College operates and delivers at a different level.
Past Parent of two 6th Form Students