Religion and Culture
Since students at the College come from many different religious backgrounds, the College does not have a particular religious affiliation.
Students at the College, therefore, are not required to attend Christian services, although this is a common feature of many traditional British boarding schools. Students are encouraged to maintain their own religious practices.
The College acknowledges the existence of a spiritual dimension to life, and recognises the main festivals of all the world's major religions. Similarly the College recognises the rich variety of cultures that exists at the International College and is keen that everyone learns from each other.
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Despite some particularly cold and wet weather, Year 9 were able to brave the elements...03/05/2012: Junior and Year 9 students catch a glimpse of royalty
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This year the Junior Group made a joint decision that they would like to stay silent...27/04/2012: Great progress made at Easter!
This April 42 students joined our Spring courses...26/03/2012: College production goes down a storm!
After several months of hard work and rehearsals, Saturday night saw a wonderful performance of Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'...
