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KGV Uniform Public Service students embarked on a sponsored walk in aid of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) to raise vital funds for the lifesaving charity during its special 200th anniversary year.

KGV's Student Welfare Team combined Summer Safety and Mental Health Awareness Week by hosting a two-week programme packed with engaging events to boost student wellbeing.

Alvin, Ellie and George were selected from the many applicants to receive a £1000 scholarship to help them in their academic endeavours whilst at KGV.

A-Level joy at KGV as students achieve 99% pass rate.

Ben, our College Chaplain is here to support any of our students (whether they have a faith or not) and can help with everything from day to day advice to questions about deeper life.

When applying to study at KGV, pupils from Southport schools are offered the opportunity to also apply for a brand new £1,000 King’s Scholarship.

There is now a fascinating whole century of history attached to what is these days our fantastic, bright and modern KGV Sixth Form College, with it’s origins starting in 1920 as Southport Municipal School for Boys.

Congratulations to KGV A Level PE student Olivia Logan, who has won the AoC Regional Cross Country Competition at Witton Park Blackburn today (October 6th).

Scott Mackin has been a KGV Sixth Form College student for 2 years, on our Business BTEC Level 3 programme. Now he has completed his studies he is building up his already successful business ‘Moonlight Events’.

A tradition running for decades has been the ‘End of Year Art Shows’ at both the Southport College and KGV Sixth Form College campuses. Sadly restrictions have meant the shows can’t go ahead in their traditional format this year, but we are delighted to launch an impressive online showcase instead.

KGV Sixth Form College is to become a Centre of Academic Excellence with the college continuing to go from strength to strength.

We are proud to be the first school or college in Sefton to have been given a Bronze award for our work to make sure students don’t miss out on an education because they are young carers.