Every classroom has computing provisions. Students across all year groups, practice their digital skills in an interactive and stimulating environment, usually working in pairs with their fellow classmates under the supervision of their teacher or learning assistants. For younger learners, digital learning activities utilise sound, colour and animation to help to captivate interest in computing from the start of their education at King’s College.
Brand-New Facilities on a Purpose-Built Campus
The new home of academic excellence in Panama
Our exciting purpose-built campus opened to students in August 2022.
Modern on-site facilities include:
- EYFS learning area and separate playground with direct access from classrooms (including an art atelier and dining room)
- Well-resourced classrooms, each equipped with interactive whiteboards
- Indoor, covered swimming pool
- Football field
- Multi-purpose sports hall
- Large, green playing area
- 3 fully-equipped science labs
- School ICT room
- Art studio
- Primary and Secondary school library
- Music room and practice room
- Dance room
- Primary iPad trolleys
- Dining room and fully-functioning kitchens
- Air-conditioning in all classrooms and halls
- Sixth form common room
Every classroom is equipped with state-of-the-art interactive whiteboards and Wi-Fi internet connection.
Training is regularly provided to all staff to ensure teaching and learning are up-to-date with the latest developments in education.
ICT Equipment
Infant and Primary School pupils use iPads to aid their learning. All senior pupils in Year 7 onwards, have a Chromebook to access online learning tools. Senior students are encouraged to view computers as learning aids to expand their understanding in all subject areas. Across the school, digital equipment is of the highest quality, and teachers provide all the digital materials necessary for pupils to succeed on a demanding curriculum.
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Sports Facilities
As one of the main pillars of education at Inspired, Physical Education forms an integral part of the school curriculum and is a significant area of extra-curricular activity. Sports pursuits are a healthy way to develop pupils’ physical competence and confidence, while also promoting the development of fine and gross motor skills. During physical activity, students gain the benefits of good health and increased knowledge of the mechanisms within the body.
The P.E curriculum also provides opportunities for pupils to:
- Take responsibility for their fitness and health
- Develop effective teamwork skills
- Practise leadership skills
- Develop sporting talent and interests
- Learn life skills, such as organisation, comradery and persistence
An effective sports programme helps active learners to demonstrate creativity and competitiveness while displaying comradery, during a range of fun activities that offer mental, physical and social challenges to individuals and teams.
School sports facilities include a multi-purpose covered sports hall, football field, and indoor pool. Further opportunities for sports participation are available as pupils progress through the school, with a wide range of extra-curricular and optional classes, including football, volleyball, basketball and swimming. Sports activities are also available to all students during break times.