Representatives from Campbell College, Belfast, will be in Grand Cayman from 29th April to 2nd May. Families considering a UK boarding education for their sons aged 11-18 are invited to meet the Head of Rugby, and ex-international rugby player, Brian Robinson and the Development Director, Clare Sender, from Campbell College, Belfast
Campbell College was founded in 1894 and is a leading multi-cultural boarding school in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The college currently facilitates over 1,000 students and provides boarding for boys between the ages of 11 and 18, as well as offers boarding for girls in 6th Form.
The college offers students a spacious campus, sitting within 100 acre woodland on the outskirts of Belfast. Being within the UK and a part of the European Union, Campbell College Belfast offers students a high level of education. In 2015 95% of students entering GCSE’s achieved 5 A*-C grades and in 2014 81% of students who went on the university secured a spot at their preferred institution with many pursuing degrees in science, business, computer science and engineering. In addition to academics, Campbell College, Belfast excels in a range of sports, including rugby played at the highest levels.
Those interested are welcome to join Mr.Robinson as he holds a rugby coaching session at the Cayman Islands Rugby Club on Saturday 30th April. There will also be a complimentary brunch at the George Town Yatch Club for families interested in the boarding school on Sunday 1st May. The representatives will be based at the Sunshine Suits Hotel while on island and welcome the opportunity to meet with interested families and provide more information on Campbell College and the its unique community.
To make an appointment or register for events please email Clare Sender at claresender@campbellcollege.co.uk. For additional information please contact Amanda J Roberts of DORM & DAY, Grand Cayman, at 925-4610 or admin@dormandday.ky.