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We are passionate about learning and ensuring that our learners thrive and grow amidst our beautiful surroundings here in South Devon.
We have high aspirations for every student and we strive to ensure that they are able to achieve their full potential through a clear focus on learning and achievement in a supportive environment. We recognise the benefits an excellent education brings and encourage our students to be ambitious and bold in their learning journey and to make the most of every opportunity. Students only get one chance and we take our role in providing the best possible opportunities for them very seriously. We are proud of the excellent teaching, care and guidance that we offer, along with first class facilities and a wide range of opportunities in and beyond the classroom. We are justifiably proud of our community, and routinely seek excellence in all that we do.
Year on year, our students attain at the very highest levels and we are proud of our position alongside the very best state comprehensive schools in the South West and nationally. Our examination results are outstanding and the majority of our students go on into our Sixth Form and from there to university. KCC students are well prepared for their futures and are successful in gaining places at the universities of their first choice; these universities are also ranked among the best in the United Kingdom, indeed internationally, including Oxbridge. We ensure that our students are exceptionally well prepared to make choices about their future, whether that is higher education, training or employment.
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Following our successful A level exhibition at Harbour House in March 2026 with over 500 visitors through the gallery, there is currently a selection of A Level photography student work displayed at the Harbour House cafe in Kingsbridge as part of a collaboration with Harbour House to promote young creatives in the local area.
Following our successful A level exhibition at Harbour House in March 2026 with over 500 visitors through the gallery, there is currently a selection of A Level photography student work displayed at the Harbour House cafe in Kingsbridge as part of a collaboration with Harbour House to promote young creatives in the local area.
Kingsbridge Students Shine at Rosslyn Park National Rugby Tournament
Students from Kingsbridge Community College delivered an outstanding performance at this year’s prestigious Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens tournament, competing against thousands of pupils from across the country.
The U14 Girls team were the first to take to the field, determined to build on last year’s success and go one step further. They made an exceptional start, securing convincing wins against Oasis Academy and Collegiate to top their group and progress to the Cup competition.
Facing Ivybridge in the first knockout round, the team delivered a dominant performance, winning 36–0 in a fiercely contested match. Their momentum continued into the quarter-finals, where they overcame a strong St Oscar Romero Catholic College side with an impressive 35–21 victory.
In the semi-final, a repeat of last year’s fixture against Ysgol Dyffryn Aman, the girls battled in a closely fought contest, trading tries throughout the match. Despite a determined performance, a late score saw their opponents edge a 19–15 win. Although narrowly missing out on the final, the team were exceptional ambassadors for the college and can be incredibly proud of their achievement.
The U14 Boys also represented KCC with pride and determination. They made a strong start to the tournament with an impressive victory over Pangbourne College, showcasing both skill and confidence.
Their second match against Rodillian Academy proved to be a challenging encounter, with the team demonstrating resilience and determination as they continued to compete strongly throughout. In their final group game, the boys showed great attacking intent and flair, pushing a talented Trinity School, Croydon side all the way in a closely contested match.
This performance capped off an excellent season for the U14 Boys, who have already secured both the South Hams District 7s and 15s titles, as well as an impressive third-place finish at the Devon Schools 7s Finals Day.
Staff praised both teams for their commitment, teamwork, and sportsmanship, highlighting the pride they have brought to the college community through their efforts on and off the pitch.
Tina Graham, Principal at Kingsbridge Community College, said:
"We are incredibly proud of both our U14 girls and boys teams. Their determination, teamwork, and resilience were evident in every match they played. To compete at such a high level against schools from across the country and perform so strongly is a fantastic achievement. They have represented Kingsbridge Community College with real pride and integrity, both on and off the pitch."
Matthew Shanks, CEO of Education South West said:
"It is inspiring to see students from Kingsbridge Community College performing so well. Opportunities like the Rosslyn Park Sevens not only showcase sporting talent but also develop confidence, teamwork, and resilience. Both teams should be proud of their achievements and the way they have represented their school and community."
Kingsbridge Students Shine at Rosslyn Park National Rugby Tournament Students from Kingsbridge Community College delivered an outstanding performance at this year’s prestigious Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens tournament, competing against thousands of pupils from across the country. The U14 Girls team were the first to take to the field, determined to build on last year’s success and go one step further. They made an exceptional start, securing convincing wins against Oasis Academy and Collegiate to top their group and progress to the Cup competition. Facing Ivybridge in the first knockout round, the team delivered a dominant performance, winning 36–0 in a fiercely contested match. Their momentum continued into the quarter-finals, where they overcame a strong St Oscar Romero Catholic College side with an impressive 35–21 victory. In the semi-final, a repeat of last year’s fixture against Ysgol Dyffryn Aman, the girls battled in a closely fought contest, trading tries throughout the match. Despite a determined performance, a late score saw their opponents edge a 19–15 win. Although narrowly missing out on the final, the team were exceptional ambassadors for the college and can be incredibly proud of their achievement. The U14 Boys also represented KCC with pride and determination. They made a strong start to the tournament with an impressive victory over Pangbourne College, showcasing both skill and confidence. Their second match against Rodillian Academy proved to be a challenging encounter, with the team demonstrating resilience and determination as they continued to compete strongly throughout. In their final group game, the boys showed great attacking intent and flair, pushing a talented Trinity School, Croydon side all the way in a closely contested match. This performance capped off an excellent season for the U14 Boys, who have already secured both the South Hams District 7s and 15s titles, as well as an impressive third-place finish at the Devon Schools 7s Finals Day. Staff praised both teams for their commitment, teamwork, and sportsmanship, highlighting the pride they have brought to the college community through their efforts on and off the pitch. Tina Graham, Principal at Kingsbridge Community College, said: "We are incredibly proud of both our U14 girls and boys teams. Their determination, teamwork, and resilience were evident in every match they played. To compete at such a high level against schools from across the country and perform so strongly is a fantastic achievement. They have represented Kingsbridge Community College with real pride and integrity, both on and off the pitch." Matthew Shanks, CEO of Education South West said: "It is inspiring to see students from Kingsbridge Community College performing so well. Opportunities like the Rosslyn Park Sevens not only showcase sporting talent but also develop confidence, teamwork, and resilience. Both teams should be proud of their achievements and the way they have represented their school and community."