King Henry VIII College

King Henry VIII College is a new school with a long history, as its sister school, Christ College, Brecon in the U.K., was founded in 1541 by Henry VIII. The school is committed to providing a high-quality education that mirrors that of its sister school, with a curriculum that is closely based on the UK National Curriculum.

The school is known for its welcoming and diverse community, with staff and students who are supportive and accepting of each other. The institution's facilities are excellent, with a big compound and small class sizes that result in a good learning environment. The school also has a strong focus on academics, which are delivered in a more Western method rather than an Asian one.

While the school has had some hiccups in the past, the new management has been praised for getting things on track and for creating a positive and supportive learning environment. The school's commitment to nurturing and developing respectful, responsible, and resilient global citizens is a key aspect of its educational philosophy. The institution's focus on both academic excellence and personal development makes it a popular choice for many families.