Extra-curricular activities are offered regularly in a wide number of sports during the year and, although these clubs are not compulsory, all pupils are encouraged to participate regularly to enhance their performance and level of fitness.
The PE Department offers a wide range of extra-curricular sports clubs at lunchtime and after school. Each year group receives an after school practice for each major game depending on the season. In that session the focus will be on improving the skills and techniques of the individual and of the School team, however we do encourage players of all abilities to attend.
Lunchtime clubs are offered throughout the year where students receive additional coaching and can also attend recreational sports clubs, where they can learn sports away from a competitive environment.
Girls' After School Clubs
Boys' After School Clubs
All after-school clubs and training sessions are from 4.30pm - 5.45pm.
Girls' Lunchtime Clubs
Boys' Lunchtime Clubs
Lunchtime activities are for select age groups only and anyone from that age group can attend. Activities are mainly focussed on game play and fun.
Monday 4.30pm - 5.30pm. All age groups and ability groups welcome.
At KWC we offer golf as an option in Senior games lessons on Thursday afternoons. We play at Castletown Golf Links, where several of our students are members. We also run a family golf competition each September to raise funds for the cost of playing matches against other schools and to support golf tours. We take a team to play in the Liverpool and Manchester OKW Society Annual Golf Competition each year and enter local school competitions whenever we can. We also offer golf coaching, in conjunction with the Castletown professional and IOM Golf Union.
KWC's term ends with 'unique' carol services
King William’s College breaks up for Christmas this week with its annual carol services sung by the College’s Chapel Choir. Read more.
Congratulations and good luck to Sienna Dunn
Congratulations and good luck to Sienna Dunn (U5) who has been nominated by the North West Performance Centre to attend England U16 Hockey trials Read more.
I loved King William’s College from the start. I made up my mind within an hour of our time there that I wanted my son to attend. You have to come to College to understand what makes it stand out from the rest. It is a place of genuinely caring and friendly people. Another aspect of College we love is its vast international community. Our son has made some great friends and as a result has come to appreciate and respect other cultures and traditions. Our son loves College. He loves the independence to make choices, the easy access he has to his tutors, the opportunity to make his own mistakes and learn from them, but most of all, he loves the fact that expert assistance is always a breath away.
U5 Overseas Parent