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Alumnus interview: Kathleen O’MalleyKathleen O’Malley, a former Christ the King Sixth Form College student, shares with us her career success and personal achievements since leaving the College in 2005. Kathleen, where are you working at the moment? I work for Network Rail as a Community Relations Executive, creating plans for large projects and works on the Kent route, […]READ MORE
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Alumnus and author Crystal Debrah helping students prepare for uniFor many Christ the King Sixth Form College students, finishing their studies and going to university is one of the most exciting times of their lives. The joy of seeing all that hard work pay off when A-Levels are completed, the excitement of landing a place at university, the (often scary) thrill of the first […]READ MORE
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Alumnus interview: Clare WoodcockStudents from Christ the King Sixth Form College go on to have careers in all manner of industries, often taking a completely different path from the one they set out on. We spoke to Clare Woodcock, who left CTK in 2005 after studying A-Levels in Geography, French, Music and Maths, to find out where her […]READ MORE
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Student campaigner Bintu Foday shares her storyHaving completed her studies at Christ the King Sixth Form College in 2010, Economics, Mathematics, Sociology and Religious Studies student Bintu Foday went on to East Anglia University where she pursued her love of politics. Even during her time at Christ the King, Bintu was very politically active, taking part in student movements and going […]READ MORE
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Alumnus interview: Bakita KasadhaBakita Kasadha graduated from Christ the King in 2008, having studied A-Levels in English Literature, Psychology and Economics. Since leaving the College Bakita has gone on to bigger and better things, throwing herself into charity and Student Union work while at university. We spoke to her to find out what exactly sh’s been up to […]READ MORE
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Afolabi Dasaolu: Class joker turned stand-up comicChrist the King alumnus Afolabi Dasaolu has had a rather unusual career since leaving the College in 2008. Afolabi studied a BTEC in National Travel & Tourism and took an A-level in Media Studies during his time at Christ the King, but has chosen an altogether different career path since. These days, you might know […]READ MORE
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Alumnus interview: Fallon AlexisFallon Alexis has come a long way since her time at Christ the King Sixth Form College, where she studied A-Levels in Law, Geography and English. Having finished a CTK in 2002, she pursued a career in law and went to Brunel University where she graduated with a first class degree in Law in 2006. […]READ MORE
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A brief history of the CollegeChrist the King Sixth Form College became incorporated in the 1992-93 academic year at the Lewisham site on Belmont Grove. Prior to this, young people from the area’s numerous Catholic secondary schools completed their sixth form studies at a sixth form centre in Charlton. In the early days, the curriculum consisted mostly of A-levels with […]READ MORE
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CTK ‘Professional Networks’ LaunchedChrist the King is keen to establish Professional Networks which will be supported by Alumni. The networks will cover the key business and industry areas that students go on to study at university or take employment in. It is hoped that the networks will run virtually, and will support both current students and other alumni-colleagues […]READ MORE
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Sport Science student joins FA Women’s Premier LeagueWest Ham supporter & BTEC Sports Science student Katie Sheppard is overjoyed after being chosen for West Ham United in the FA Women’s Premier League! Katie, a midfielder, previously played at the Charlton Athletic Centre of Excellence, for Australian side Melbourne Fusion, and for MPS Lady Crusaders in the American state of Massachusetts. She made […]READ MORE
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Christ the King Sixth Form College welcomes all Former StudentsTo help celebrate our 21st anniversary, Christ the King Sixth Form College are delighted to announce the launch of our new Alumni Association. The College aims to maintain strong links with former students to help establish a thriving network to help support each other and current students. Alumni will all have attended one of the […]READ MORE
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It’s Careers Day 2014… Do you remember which Careers Day you attended?The annual careers event, or the Higher Progression and Careers Conference, as it is more formally known, has been an important part on the College experience for many years. Highly praised by Ofsted, it has become the largest event of its kind in South East London. As alumni will remember, the event provides a valuable […]READ MORE