Year 7 Scholarships & Awards 2023
Scholarships & Awards
Our Year 7 Academic Scholarships and Drama, Music & Sport Awards will be held on 19th & 20th January 2024. Deadline for entry is 12th January 2024.
Our Scholarships & Awards are honorary and means-tested financial assistance is available. For further information please contact 820110 or email reply@kwc.im.
Why Choose King William's College?
- The highest achieving Isle of Man School and one of the most established and successful IB schools in the British Isles.
- Pupils study IGCSEs in Year 11 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma in the Sixth Form.
- Sixth Form entry requirement: six IGCSEs grade C or above.
- An international environment with students from more than 20 different countries.
- (I)GCSE Results 2023: (A*-C/9-4) of 87% with 37% of grades at 9-7 or A*/A.
- IB Results 2023: An average of 32 points. One student achieved the maximum of 45 points and nine students achieved 40 or more points, putting them in the top 10% of students worldwide.
- Average class size: 15 (IGCSE) and 10 (IB).
- Excellent pastoral care in a strong community.
- Chance to try boarding and gain experience of living away from home before going to university.
Admissions Process
We seek to offer a distinctive education of the highest quality and are able to cater for a broad range of students. With a strong sense of community our students are provided with the tools to help them flourish.
Choosing the right school for your child is a life defining decision. We understand that this experience can be daunting, so our admissions process has been designed to be as simple and transparent as possible.
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
An education begins in the classroom, but does not end there. There is another dimension to a rounded education: the opportunities outside the classroom. Learning how to lead, how to contribute and how to build and we offer a vast array of opportunity to try new challenges to enrich the academic experience of all our students.
BOARDING
With a mix of local and international boarders, pupils are given the freedom to become more independent both socially and academically.
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