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Latvia, Riga
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The school promotes independent learning and critical thinking through its enrichment programme. Outdoor Learning is part of the curriculum for all primary students. Travel experiences are provided for older students (Year 6 and above) to study in environments beyond Latvia. The IB learner profile attributes guide the school's holistic approach to developing curious, globally minded learners.
The school offers arts and crafts including painting, sewing, printmaking, modelling, and sculpture. There is an extensive music tuition programme. A photography club and various performing arts clubs provide opportunities to perform in school productions and concerts.
Learners develop an understanding of Latvian culture, values, and heritage while growing into globally-minded individuals. Global Exchange Programme provides international cultural experiences. As part of the global King's College Latvia network, the school connects students with international learning opportunities.
Students are members of a house team and work together to collect house points and encourage friendly competition between the houses. The school provides a wide range of extracurricular activities and enrichment opportunities beyond the classroom. These activities support teamwork, personal interests, and active participation in school life.
Children gain an ethical vocabulary at King's College Latvia and are introduced to the idea of service from an early age, whether by helping peers or younger students within the school or by supporting members of the wider community. Learners are active supporters of both local and international charities. The school emphasises social responsibilities through student involvement in charity work.
Each student is seen as a future leader, nurturing leadership skills and giving them opportunities to take on responsibilities within the school community. A house system fosters leadership and teamwork as students work together to earn house points.
Outdoor Learning is part of the curriculum for every child in the primary years. Travel experiences are provided to older students (Year 6 and above) to broaden their learning. The school focuses on holistic development, supporting physical, emotional, and social growth. British values permeate daily life at King's College Latvia and students are encouraged to engage in community and charitable activities.
King's College Latvia is a British international school within the King's Group and Inspired Education, educating learners from Pre-Nursery to Sixth Form (ages 2–18). The curriculum spans Early Years Foundation Stage, the British curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, and the IB Diploma Programme for ages 16–18, reflecting a full all-through pathway. The school opened in 2017 and became an IB World School in 2022, joining Inspired Education Group in 2019. Set on a 20,000 sq m campus in Pinki, the campus features two indoor swimming pools, a 25-metre pool, a dance studio, a weights room, and exclusive access to a private forest. Academic facilities include two science laboratories, two libraries, an IB learning centre, and ICT suites, complemented by EAL spaces, wellbeing rooms, dining, and well-equipped outdoor play areas. Over 40 extracurriculars span academics, arts, sports, technology and service, plus house-based leadership and global travel experiences. It fosters curious, globally minded learners.
