Year 11 Coffee Afternoon – Tuesday 18th November – 2:15 – 3:15pm
This will provide an opportunity to meet your child’s Achievement Leader, Mr Watson, and to engage with other parents.
Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served!
Please note due to Safeguarding, we can only allow the person named into our school. Any additional people will not be allowed in.
We have a number of items in our Lost and Found at Student Services. If you recognise any of these items, please ask your child to visit Student Services to retrieve them.
We kindly ask parents to ensure that all items of clothing, including coats and blazers, are clearly labelled, as this helps us return lost items to students more quickly.
Year 6 Open Mornings
There is also an opportunity to visit Christ the King School during our Open Mornings. This gives parents and students the chance to see our school at work and thus see the typical learning experienced by our students. The open mornings will start at 9.00am and comprise of a tour of the school as well as the opportunity to ask questions and should last approximately one hour.
Our partner primary schools are invited to join on the following dates –
Holy Cross and St Margaret Clitherow – Monday 22nd September
Sacred Heart – Tuesday 23rd September
Good Shepherd – Wednesday 24th September
For students not enrolled at our partner primary schools, we invite you to attend on Thursday 25th September.
If you would like to attend one of our open mornings, or have any questions, please do not hesitate to email office@christtheking.notts.sch.uk. Please be aware that spaces are limited so please book early.
Open Evening – Thursday 18th September – 5pm-7:15pm
We are delighted to be able to invite prospective parents, carers and students to our annual Year 6 Open Evening which will be held on Thursday 18th September. This is a wonderful opportunity to see our vibrant Catholic community in action, meet staff and current students and see a variety of student learning experiences.
There will be a welcome from the Headteacher, Jo Love at 5.00pm, followed by an opportunity to walk around the school between 6.00pm and 7.15pm.
We are delighted to share with you the excellent examination results achieved by our students this summer. These results are a testament to the hard work of our young people, the dedication of our staff, and the unfailing support of our families and parish communities.
At GCSE, our 155 students achieved strongly across the board:
- 23.2% of them achieved 5 or more grades at Level 7+ (equivalent to A/A*).
- 82% achieved grade 4 or above in English
- 83% achieved grade 4 or above in Maths
- 75% achieved grade 4 or above in Religious Education.
- 74% achieved at least 5 grades 4 or above including English and Maths
- Our Attainment 8 score was 4.9
We look forward to many of them returning to our 6th Form in September.
Enrolment takes place at 8.45 on Thursday 4th September 2025.
At A Level, our 31 Sixth Form students achieved good outcomes, enabling them to move on to a wide range of university courses, apprenticeships, and employment opportunities. The average grade was a C and the Value Added score is 0, which means that our students achieved as expected, based on their results at the end of Key Stage 4.
These outcomes reflect not only academic success but also the resilience, perseverance, and commitment of our students – qualities rooted in our CARES virtues and in our mission to place Christ at the centre of all we do.
We give thanks for the many gifts our young people bring to our community and for the hope they represent for the future. As Pope Francis reminds us, “Education is an act of hope,” and we see this hope fulfilled in the achievements of our students.
Please continue to keep our students in your prayers as many now take their next steps in education, training, or employment. May they carry forward all they have learned at Christ the King and continue to grow into young adults who use their talents in service of others.
