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November 5 Fireworks night hosted by Kings College Murcia: All welcome

The British school in Murcia is hosting a big charity event this Guy Fawkes’ Night

Join the people of King’s College School Murcia for a great evening of entertainment near La Torre Golf Resort this November 5.

There are so many things to take part in on the big night, from excellent food and great tasting drinks for the adults, to an inflatable football pitch, cornhole, bouncy castle, assault course, glow in the dark disco, shuffleboard and lots of art & crafts for the children.

And, of course, there will be a big fireworks display at the end!

This is one event not to be missed, and more importantly the night is all taking part in the name of charity. The entertainment will be raising money for the Asociación de familiares de Niños con Cáncer de la Región de Murcia, which is a charity that helps children and their families suffering from Cancer.

The event will take place on November 5, from 5pm to 8.45pm, at the school located at La Torre Golf Resort, Calle Pez Volador, 30709 Roldán.

Entrance fee is 5 euros and free for all children under 4.

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King’s College School, Murcia is a British School offering the English National Curriculum to pupils from Pre-Nursery right the way up to IGCSE, from then on offering IBDP.

King’s College’s mission statement is to provide high quality British education while remaining at the forefront of British education internationally. To deliver a transformative learning experience to all pupils, King’s College relies on engaging and effective teaching based on their core values and the best, most up to date UK educational practices.

Why choose King’s College School, Murcia?

Choosing the right school for your child is immensely important, and a significant decision for any parent. We all want our children to be nourished and nurtured in a secure environment from the moment they start their formal education up to the day they graduate. King’s College School, Murcia has a proven history of educational excellence based on firmly embedded British values, devotion for learning and pride in its international learning environment.

King’s College School, Murcia has been rated as “Outstanding” in every category in the latest inspection by PENTA International and is also the only school in the Region of Murcia that is regularly inspected by an external inspectorate approved by the association for British Schools Overseas (BSO). “We are now the only “Outstanding” school in the area and, in fact, in the Region of Murcia,” says Dawn Akyurek, Headteacher.

They have unsurpassed university entry through their International Baccalaureate (IB) and “Parte Especifica” results, and their students regularly achieve places to study at prestigious public and private universities in Spain, the UK and across Europe and the wider world.

Teaching methodology at King’s College

The School subscribes to the High Performance Learning (HPL) methodology, a pedagogy that ensures teachers instill thinking skills and a growth mindset in students, supporting young people to cultivate an ambitious future that can help sculpt the 21st century. They emphasise the importance of educating the whole child, paying special attention to their physical, emotional and social development.

The ethos of HPL mirrors the school’s own belief in developing each child’s individual values and skills, rather than relying on a broad approach across a whole class or entire year.

Visit King’s College School, Murcia

The school is approximately 25 minutes from Murcia city centre, 15 minutes from San Javier and 25 minutes from Cartagena. A school bus offers pupil transport to and from each of these nearby cities, so it’s easy for your children to get there. Parents are invited to take a tour of the school and to feel part of the King’s College School, Murcia family.