Christ the King is a living faith community inspired by the spirit of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Academy’s ethos and mission are rooted in the traditions of the Catholic faith where we strongly believe that every child should be nurtured and cared for according to the teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ. In addition, the Christ the King community works in close partnership with four parishes to ensure that the links between the Catholic Church and our Academy remain strong. On October 1st
Here's another glimpse at the Day in the Life of a CTK Sixth Form Student, this time created by Ben! And don't forget, our Sixth Form Open Evening is on Thursday 18th June 2026 from 4:30pm – 6:00pm - see you there!
08/06/2026
Last week, CTK Sixth Form welcomed Andrew from Asset to discuss the R&BE Initiative – Register to be a Lifesaver. He discussed blood, stem cell and organ donation with students, and the importance registering and how easy it is to sign up.
We were also thrilled to receive an award in recognition of CTK’s support of R&BE over the years.
07/06/2026
The Eucharist is the source and summit of our faith. The Eucharist is a powerful way in which we receive Jesus Christ into our hearts and are united with him as one body. The Eucharist is a source of strength and nourishment, and as we receive it, just as the disciples did at the Last Supper, we are reminded of God's love for us and of our call to love others.
Share a meal with the people you love this week.
You can visit https://ctkpray.online for all our prayer resources, including at home conversation starters and activities.
Have you wondered what it's like to be a student at CTK Sixth Form? Join Lilia for a behind-the-scenes look, from lessons and study sessions to leadership opportunities and time with friends.
Watch her Week in the Life and discover what makes our Sixth Form community so special! And don't forget, our Sixth Form Open Evening is on Thursday 18th June 2026 from 4:30pm – 6:00pm - see you there!
01/06/2026
A huge congratulations to Year 12 student Victoria who has recently been accepted on Durham University's Space to Explore Potential (STEP) residential programme!
This is an opportunity for her to visit Durham's campus and experience what it's like to study at Durham University. Places on the residential are highly sought after, so a huge congratulations to Victoria!
01/06/2026
The Trinity is a mystery that we can never fully understand, but it is a central part of our Catholic faith. The Trinity is the belief that there is one God who exists in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. These three persons are distinct from each other, but they are also one God. This special feast helps us reflect on how we understand God and inspires us to get to know him more closely in our lives.
Say a prayer this week to God the father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit and think about who God is to you.
You can visit https://ctkpray.online for all our prayer resources, including at home conversation starters and activities.
27/05/2026
A reminder that there’s still time to have your say on Nottinghamshire County Council’s proposed changes to faith school transport. The 910 bus could be affected.
Even if you’re not directly affected, the proposals could still impact access to faith education and our wider school community.
Have your say - your response could support families and make a real difference.
Take part by Friday 12 June:
consult.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/transport/faith-school-transport-review/
21/05/2026
Our Youth SVP group are working with our Parish SVP group to support their partnership with Sharewear.
Sharewear Clothing Scheme offer free-of-charge clothing choices to people in economic difficulty, so if you have any good quality clothing, you can find a donation box inside the social center at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Notts
Thank you for your support!
20/05/2026
Huge congratulations to our Year 8 students who took part in the Junior Math's Challenge!
We’re so proud to celebrate the students who took part and achieved Bronze, Silver, and Gold awards - a great accomplishment that reflects their hard work, dedication, and problem solving skills.
Well done to everyone who took part!
19/05/2026
On Friday, Year 10 students were completing fieldwork on the impacts of urban regeneration across Nottingham as part of their GCSE course. They visited the Island Quarter, Broadmarsh, and Castle Quarter. They conducted questionnaires, environmental quality surveys, footfall counts and field sketches.