Welcome To Christ the King School PDF Print E-mail
As the newly appointed headteacher of Christ the King Catholic School or CTK, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the new School website. At Christ the King, we really do believe that every child deserves the best possible educational experience. The School prides itself on providing a supportive and caring environment commensurate with the fundamental principles of Catholic doctrine. We believe that all members of the CTK community should give due regard to each other; feel valued and safe so that they can continue to strive for excellence both in and out of the classroom.

 

We feel fortunate to belong to a strong and cohesive Christian community where the needs of every student are cared for. Christ the King is by modern standards quite a small secondary school. This is one of its distinctive features. The small community allows our young people to enjoy a 'personal touch'. The pressures and rigours placed on young people by an everchanging, technologically driven, contemporary society further emphasises the role that high quality pastoral care plays in the education system of today and tomorrow. CTK is keen to work with students, parents and carers to support the lifelong learning process.

 

The School offers a wide and balanced curriculum entitlement from the age of 11 through to the Post-16 phase where students are prepared for the challenges of higher education and beyond.

 

I hope that the website will provide you with an insight into the life and community of the School and its key partners. If you wish to visit the School and have a look round while we are 'at work', please do not hesitate to contact us.

 

Regards,

 

Carlo Cuomo


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Meet The Staff

Mr C Cuomo
Headteacher
Mr J McGeachie
Deputy Headteacher

Ofsted Report

“Students make a good contribution to the school community because of the good opportunities they have to express their views. The promotion of students’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development across the school benefits individuals. Students feel valued and safe.”

From Ofsted Report, June 2008.

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