King’s College Saint Michaels

Overview

King’s College Saint Michaels (KCSM) is a British international boarding school, which welcomes students aged 13-19 years from all over the world. Forming part of the highly reputable educational organisation, King’s Group, the school provides short and long-term secondary education, as well as Summer Camps.

With a core focus on developing international students’ English language skills, students benefit from up to 10 additional classes of English support per week. It is this attention to English language development and a carefully planned curriculum, which enables our students to confidently access UK universities.  All of our academic staff are specialists in teaching their subject to international students.

All subjects across the GCSE and A-Level curriculums are taught in English, with the main aim of supporting students to achieve the qualifications required in order to access top universities in the UK and beyond. 

Services for International Students

The great variety of student nationalities (30+) at the school provides a stimulating and intellectual, inclusive atmosphere for all. KCSM prides itself on its varied and exciting sports and social programme, which includes frequent excursions to cities such as London, Oxford, and Liverpool, each designed to educate students about the history and culture of Britain. Our adventure sports programme, which occurs during free time, is a favourite among students, with activities including; go-karting, paint balling, quad biking, horse riding, kayaking and many more.

Location

Originally built in 1856 and listed by English Heritage for its architectural interest, the school is steeped in history. Set in 10 hectares of picturesque English countryside and located in the friendly, tranquil town of Tenbury Wells, just a short distance from major cities such as Birmingham, KCSM presents an ideal, safe location for both study and social activities.

Alumni

Former alumni have recently gone on to attend Russell Group universities in the UK, as well as Harvard in the United States.