Inspired Education Group


Nassau, The Bahamas

King’s College School, The Bahamas, part of the global Inspired Education network of international schools, aims to be at the forefront of international education and prepare young people for a successful and happy personal and professional life. Its educational philosophy is built on three essential pillars: community, curiosity, and courage. Within community development, the school provides outstanding pastoral care, looks after students' physical and emotional well-being, and fosters an open mind alongside active engagement in discussions at both local and global levels. The curiosity pillar relies on diverse experiences beyond the classroom, developing academic excellence, creativity, entrepreneurship, and a lifelong passion for learning. The third pillar, focused on courage, helps students build confidence and resilience, enabling them to take personal responsibility and empowering them to overcome challenges and try entirely new things.

The average score across King’s College Schools was 34.5 points for the IB Diploma Programme. Additionally, 58% of our students were awarded the prestigious bilingual diploma, showcasing their exceptional language proficiency and global readiness.
 
Grades: Pre-K–12
Number of students: 350+
Year of foundation: 2022
Summer School: yes
Type of campus: urban
Lenght of stay: semester and more

About campus

Building on a 50-year heritage of academic excellence from King’s College schools, the institution features state-of-the-art facilities across an expansive 10-acre campus. Located on Love Beach, one of the most stunning beaches in New Providence, it provides an ideal backdrop for a well-rounded education and a diverse range of outdoor activities. The campus is also home to King’s Beach Lodge, a modern beachfront boarding house equipped with purpose-built facilities for student life and development.

Interesting facts

Graduates have been accepted to these universities

Harvard University

University of Cambridge

University of Oxford

Princeton University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology