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.
Adventure activity and sports skills can form the foundation of life-long interests.
At King William's College we've taken students all over the world, to countries including, Australia, Canada, South Africa, the Far East, Korea, Iceland, Russia, France, Germany, the USA and Japan.
L6 & U6 History Trip
U5 & L6 Geography Trip
U4 - L5 Ski Trip to Serre Chevalier
U4 - U5 Ski Trip to Serre Chevalier
Boarders weekend
L6 Art Gallery Trip
U5 Design & Technology students toured the Midlands last week on a two day visit which included the Middleport pottery factory in Stoke on Trent where the world’s first production line was created.
L6 ISTA IB Theatre Trip
M5 English trip
A joint venture between the History and German departments allowing Fifth and Sixth Form pupils the opportunity to see three of Europe’s great cities during February half term.
In the last week of the Easter holiday, 14 enthusiastic KWC students and three members of staff embarked on a trip to the “Eternal City”
Rugby and Hockey tour 2019
CCF trip from 1th to 21st October
Day one and two; written by Mia Hall (L6) - The day we arrived we first visited the town of Reykjavik.
Over half term 28 students from KWC enjoyed the trip of a lifetime to Cuba. It did not disappoint.
At 7am, 22 heavy-lidded students and teachers arrived at Ronaldsway Airport ready for their Parisian adventure.
The KWC ski trip went to Saas Fee in Switzerland over half term and had a fantastic time.
On a wintery Friday in February, a group of history enthusiasts: teachers and students, gather in the small airport on an island in the Irish Sea.
A cohort of knackered and all round scruffy looking U6th students found their way to Ronaldsway Airport in the early hours of Friday the 21st October.
On the 5th of July 2016 the KWC U17 and U16 rugby teams set off for their rugby trip to South Africa.
After having received on the island our Spanish partners earlier this term, on 16th October a group of 20 Spanish students under the supervision of Mrs Ganzo-Pérez and Miss De Andrés, flew off to Spain for a week full of Spanish, fun and churros!!!
Our trip began on Friday 6th of February 2015 when we had to meet at the airport at the unearthly hour of 6.00 in the morning. 21 bleary eyed students complete with three teachers briskly made their way through airport security and stumbled towards Costa to wait for the departure of our plane which would leave at 7.05.
As we descended from the sky and broke through dense Icelandic cloud, we observed Keflavik's apocalyptic, rusty, barren land housing volcano craters with bated breath. The steady, eerie drone of the luxurious Iceland Air plane accompanying this unearthly sight made time stand still – and this was only the beginning.
In October 2013 I visited the following cities in Japan; Tokyo, Hiroshima and Kyoto.
The Classics trip to Greece this spring was amazing! It was lovely and warm, but not too hot or too busy.
There are certain times in life, and I can 100% guarantee that everyone will have felt this at some point, where you would be hit in the face by a donkey than get out of bed; and at 4:45 on a blustery dark February morning I felt this exactly.
King William's College appoints new Chair of Governors
The managing director of an internationally renowned law firm has been appointed Chair of Governors at King William’s College. Read more.
It is only the very start of the holiday but the IB results were published this afternoon and I am pleased to report another successful year. Read more.
The ultimate musical duo, Michael Ball and Alfie Boe are ‘Back Together’ and set to delight cinema audiences up and down the country with the final show of their UK tour at the O2 Arena. Read more.
Celebrate the music of Peter Green Read more.
Sixth form here is like no other sixth form and that is not just because of the International Baccalaureate Diploma. It’s the way we are treated like adults, have plenty of freedom and are trusted.
U6 Student