An Inspired School

Central to all Inspired schools, the central Pillar of Academics supports our 
students in their critical and lateral thinking skills. A strong academic foundation ensures the understanding of a wide variety of disciplines and assists pupils in the application of knowledge across different educational settings and subject areas. 

The King's College School, Panama, academic programme ensures learners are prepared to achieve their best in public examinations in Years 11 and 13, to provide them with the best opportunities for the future. 

Participation in art helps to instil confidence and self-assurance within our students, while also nurturing the development of interests and a creative approach to learning. The confidence derived from performance is often transferred to other aspects of student life, and an appreciation for the arts has been found to be fundamental to the human experience. 

From drama lessons and public speaking to instrumental music lessons and 
the visual arts, King's College School, Panama, offers a broad and exciting Art Curriculum. King's College students excel in debating, Model United Nations conferences and art performances. These events enrich the lives of our student body, and help us to celebrate the school and the wider community. 

Inspired’s sporting pillar represents health, well-being, fun and motivation, as well as self-discipline and self-esteem. By supporting students in team sports and introducing them to individual pursuits, we aim to provide an athletics programme to suit everyone. Students at King's College School, Panama, can get involved in a broad range of sporting pursuits, including football, basketball, cricket, swimming and tennis. 

As a global Group, Inspired offers an unrivalled range of opportunities for competitive sport. Our P.E. educators encourage the physical development of our pupils by celebrating success in P.E. activities and promoting a growth mindset in every child. While some sports enthusiasts in each school go on to achieve national and international honours, all students benefit from the fitness, enjoyment and life-long benefits that a sports activity can provide. Research shows physical exercise may contribute to the mental alertness necessary for successful study.