International Partnerships
International Partnerships
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At King's Group Academies, we believe that education extends beyond the classroom and across borders. With 35 partner schools spanning five continents, we are committed to fostering international collaboration, broadening students' global perspectives, and celebrating cultural diversity.
Through a range of dynamic partnerships, our students engage in enriching experiences such as virtual exchange projects, joint curriculum initiatives, and collaborative research. They have the opportunity to communicate with peers around the world, share ideas on global issues, and develop intercultural understanding.
Our international links also bring exciting opportunities for travel and in-person exchanges, enabling students to experience different cultures firsthand. We host visiting students and teachers, participate in global conferences, and work together on creative arts, language learning, and sustainability projects.
By embracing these global connections, we empower our students to become active, informed citizens of the world—equipped with the knowledge, skills, and open-mindedness to succeed in an interconnected future.
King's Academy College Park
King's Academy College Park
Amity International School, Abu Dhabi
Amity International School, Abu Dhabi
(24.4686° N, 54.6139° E)
(24.4686° N, 54.6139° E)
A British-curriculum school serving students aged 3 to 18. It focuses on holistic development with state-of-the-art facilities, including unique water activities and over 250 co-curricular programmes. The school fosters a collaborative, supportive environment, helping students thrive academically and socially.
First KGA student collaboration project: May 2023.
Second year of project: March & April 2024
250 Year 5 students involved from both schools.
Project focus: Understanding life in a different country.
Curriculum Links: Geography, Computer Science, English, PSHE.
Medium: Live virtual sessions, collaboration on a project and live sharing of work on Padlet.
King's Academy Northern Parade
King's Academy Northern Parade
British International School Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
British International School Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
(26.2172° N, 50.1971° E)
(26.2172° N, 50.1971° E)
Established in 1977, this British curriculum school offers education from Nursery to Year 13. BISAK fosters a community-oriented learning environment, emphasising academic excellence and personal development through a variety of co-curricular activities.
Year 5 collaboration in May 2023 and again in April - May 2024.
250 Year 5 students involved from both school.
Project theme: Understanding life in a different country.
Curriculum Links: Geography, Computer Science, English, PSHE.
Medium: Live virtual sessions, collaboration on a project and live sharing of work on Google Slides.
King's Academy Sixth Forms
King's Academy Sixth Forms
British International School Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
British International School Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
(26.2172° N, 50.1971° E)
(26.2172° N, 50.1971° E)
Established in 1977, this British curriculum school offers education from Nursery to Year 13. BISAK fosters a community-oriented learning environment, emphasising academic excellence and personal development through a variety of co-curricular activities.
6th Form International Challenges Project was trialled in Autumn Term 2023
180 6th Form students involved from all schools.
Project theme: Collaborating and communicating beyond borders.
Curriculum Links: Citizenship, Careers
Medium: Video challenges on FlipGrid.
King’s College Panama, Panama
King’s College Panama, Panama
(8.9936° N, 79.5188° W)
(8.9936° N, 79.5188° W)
Part of the global King’s College network, this school follows the British curriculum, offering students a well-rounded education that promotes academic achievement and personal growth in a diverse international setting.
6th Form partnership was forged to support the planned Challenges Abroad trip to Panama in June 2024
16 6th Form students travelling from KAEP, meeting with 35 6th Formers from King’s College
KAEP students will visit King’s College for a morning of activities in the school and surrounding rainforest.
Afternoon will involve a tour of the old city led by King’s Panama students.
Communication will begin prior to the trip via Zoom.
Schools to add
Schools to add
2. King’s College Panama, Panama (8.9936° N, 79.5188° W)
Part of the global King’s College network, this school follows the British curriculum, offering students a well-rounded education that promotes academic achievement and personal growth in a diverse international setting.
Website: www.kingscollege.com.pa
3. British School Algiers, Algeria (36.7372° N, 3.0866° E)
A British-curriculum school located in Algiers, it caters to students from diverse backgrounds, focusing on academic rigour and holistic development. It provides a range of co-curricular activities to complement students’ education.
Website: www.britishschoolalgiers.com
4. Kenton College Prep, Kenya (1.2369° S, 36.8021° E)
A premier preparatory school in Nairobi, Kenton College offers a British-based curriculum with a strong focus on developing each child’s academic, physical, and social potential.
Website: www.kenton.ac.ke
5. Virolai School, Spain (41.4126° N, 2.1512° E)
Located in Barcelona, Virolai School combines Spanish educational traditions with innovative teaching methods, offering a balanced education that nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and academic success.
Website: www.virolai.com
6. RAINReforest, Brazil (2.9815° S, 60.6950° W)
A unique school dedicated to environmental education, RAINReforest focuses on sustainability and ecological awareness, immersing students in the importance of rainforest conservation and hands-on ecological projects.
Website: www.rainreforest.org
7. The Sultan’s School, Oman (23.6150° N, 58.5933° E)
Offering a bilingual curriculum with a balance of Omani heritage and international education, this school is known for its high academic standards and commitment to developing global citizens.
Website: www.sultansschool.edu.om
8. King’s College Madrid, Spain (40.4486° N, 3.7598° W)
A leading British international school in Madrid, offering an excellent academic programme from Early Years through to A-Levels. The school is part of the King’s College group, with a strong focus on both academics and co-curricular opportunities.
Website: www.kingscollegemadrid.com
9. Aga Khan Academy, India (15.4392° N, 73.9894° E)
Part of the global network of Aga Khan Academies, this institution offers an International Baccalaureate curriculum focused on developing leadership, critical thinking, and community service.
Website: www.agakhanacademies.org
Learning Collective
Learning Collective
Padlet -
Introduction pick this up from the KGA website
A gallery page and case studies, videos (talk to Geoff about new professional photos of the sites)
Partner Schools - testimonial, map
Google Form to apply to become a partner
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