Year 6 to 7 Transition
We fully appreciate that the transition from Primary to Secondary education can be both an exciting and a challenging process for both pupils and parents.
Our transition process is carefully planned to ensure that students are ready for a successful and enjoyable Year 7. Arrangements start at the beginning of Year 6 and build up to a full school visit in the summer term.
If you have any questions regarding transition, at any stage of the process, please do not hesitate to ask. Staff are always available to answer questions at the various events or you can e-mail the school at any time.
Christ the King College is increasingly popular and has become the school of first choice for students from a wide range of primary schools. As well as visiting our local primary schools, we welcome visits to the school from prospective parents from any Primary school. If you would like to arrange a visit or if you have any questions, please contact the school by phone or e-mail. We very much look forward to welcoming you and your child to Christ the King College.
Stage 1: Autumn Term, Year 6
Pupils and parents are invited to an open evening to look around Christ the King College, meeting members of staff in all the teaching departments. Additional visits to the school can be arranged. Please contact Christ the King College if you would like to book appointment.
Stage 2: Spring Term, Year 6
Parents are informed that they have been successful in their application to Christ the King College. Information and data will begin to be collected from the primary feeder schools to help support the transition process..
Stage 3: Summer Term, Year 6
Members of the Pastoral Team and potentially the Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator will visit primary schools to talk to students and staff.
Stage 4: Summer Term, Year 6
Year 6 pupils will visit Christ the King College with their classmates for an Isle of Wight wide 'Taster Day' to allow them to familiarise themselves with the school. Pupils with identified SEND having additional visits.