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2009/10 Homework Timetable (Years 6 to 11)

Internal Examination Timetable - Trinity 2009

Year 10 GCSE Booklet for 2009-11

Internal Examination Timetable - Michaelmas 2008

Examination Instructions - Notice to Students

Visit the new and updated PTA page

IGCSE 2008 Results

2008/9 Fees

Application Form to make term fee payments in Instalments

Visit new House System page

Internal Examination Timetable - Trinity 2008

AS/A Level Booklet 2008-10

2008/9 Calendar

IGCSE 2007 Results

IGCSE 2006 Results

AS/A Level Recognition Handbook (Published by CIE)

PTA Golf Scamble Fundraiser
A successful year of PTA fundraising will go out with a bang on Sunday 19 June 2005 with an end-of-year Golf Scramble at Providenciales Golf Club.  See PTA page for details.

School Open Evening 2005
A highly successful and enjoyable Open Evening was held at the The British West Indies Collegiate on Monday 2nd April between 5:30pm to 7:30pm, during which time  visitors toured the school campus to observe and participate in various events and activities, including:

Science Fair - experiments run by students.
Art Exhibition - student examination work exhibited in Brayton Hall.
School Tour - multilingual student tour of the campus (in English, French or Spanish).
Library Tour -  tour of the Island's largest and most extensive library.
Musical Entertainment - recitals by students in Brayton Hall.

Sixth Form Open Forum 2005
If you are a hardworking student, capable of following the demands of the two-year Advanced Level programme, the Collegiate is for you.

On Saturday 28 May at 10am, the Collegiate will host an Open Forum for prospective students who are considering entry to the Sixth Form in either September 2005 or 2006.  Those who attend will have an opportunity to tour the Collegiate’s extensive facilities, and openly discuss Sixth Form life and the Advanced Level programme with both students and staff.  If you are unable to attend the Open Forum but still wish to visit, please contact the school to arrange a private appointment.

For further information please telephone the school on 941 3333 or email the Principal, Mrs Wigglesworth or the Head of Sixth Form, Mrs Malcolm.

Updates imminent
Please come back soon for updated information and News.  Keep an eye on 'Current Site Status' below for notice of updates to specific sections.

BWIC Student Sponsorship Programme

A number of the students who graduated in 2004 and in previous years - including those who have since progressed to higher education institutions around the world - were recipients of scholarships provided by either businesses, charitable foundations or  generous individuals.  There exist many children in the Turks and Caicos Islands who have the ability but not the financial means to take advantage of the exceptional quality of education provided by the British West Indies Collegiate.  We urge any individual or company with an interest in supporting a child's education through the Collegiate, to contact the Principal, Mrs Wigglesworth, who will be delighted to discuss further the Student Sponsorship Programme.

Collegiate Students in NYC
Katrina O'Connor (Head of English)

On Thursday, February 12, 2004, six of the Collegiate's Sixth Form students made their way to New York with two teachers, Mr & Mrs O'Connor (Art and English respectively), on a much-anticipated trip in support of their Advanced Level studies in Art & Design and English Literature.  This five-day excursion presented the students with the opportunity to visit world-renowned art galleries such as The Whitney Museum of American Art and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which featured a fantastic exhibition of the work of artist Chuck Close, and allowed students to see first-hand the work of great artists such as Picasso, Van Gogh and Matisse.  Additionally, students took in the American Museum of Natural History, and a number of performances, including a modern production entitled Golda’s Balcony, Broadway’s Little Shop of Horrors and The Blue Man Group’s combination of music, theatre, art and visual satire.  Time was even found to experience ice-skating in Central Park.  The trip was a huge success, with all who attended finding great inspiration for their studies, and a solidification and continuation of the knowledge attained in classes at the Collegiate.  In the words of one of the attending students, the journey to New York allowed him to “see Art in a whole new way.”  See left and down for Photos

Holly Hamilton receives 'National Star' Student Award for 2003

In recognition of her hard work and commitment in attaining excellent IGCSE examination results in June 2003, the Collegiate's Holly Hamilton has been recognised  as the country's highest achieving TCI national. Holly, currently in the Sixth Form at the Collegiate, will, together with second placed Romell Philips and third placed Danielle Handfield (also attending the Collegiate's Sixth Form), receive a full government scholarship to pursue her higher education at an institution of her choice anywhere in the world.

Holly follows Alexis Missick (2001) and Natasha Durham (2000) as the third Collegiate student in four years to be recognised as the 'National Star'.  Alexis is now at the University of Bath in England, attending the first year of her BEng Degree in Medical Engineering.  Natasha is continuing to impress at the University of Toronto where she is currently in her third year of a BSc Degree in Life Sciences.

Holly, together with graduates from all TCI High Schools, were honoured at the TCI National Awards Ceremony, held in the Collegiate's Brayton Hall on Friday 12 December 2003.  Scroll down for Photos

British West Indies Collegiate officially named 'Top' High School
in Turks & Caicos for 2003

In October 2003 the Government of the Turks & Caicos Island officially recognised the British West Indies Collegiate as the highest achieving High School in the country, and commended its Principal and staff for their dedication to the education of the Islands' children.

BWIC Students Graduate in 2003 with an impressive series of
Examination Results

The Future of the Turks & Caicos Islands is looking healthy as once again Sixth Form students qualify for places to study in prestigious universities around the world, after having successfully completed their Advanced Level Studies at the British West Indies Collegiate.

Congratulations and good luck to the following students:

It has also been another extremely successful year for Fifth Form Graduates who achieved exceptional IGCSE and CXC examination results, many of whom have remained at the Collegiate to pursue the two-year Advanced Level programme in the Sixth Form.

Special congratulations to the following students who achieved 10 or more passes at Grade C (CXC Grade III) or above at IGCSE/CXC.

Download Microsoft Word file of all Fifth Form (Year 11) results HERE

New ICT Computer Suite Funding

In November 2003, the Collegiate exceeded the target figure of $35,000 by $2,800, and the Installation of the new suite of 24 computers was completed in January 2004.
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Below is a list of companies and individuals who generously contributed to the fund:

* Both 'Caicos Tours' and 'Beaches Resort & Spa' offered generous prizes, valued (in total) in the Region of $900.

Current Site Status

The BWIC site no different from any other in that it is continuously being developed and updated.  It is also evolving, so when you revisit, please check for updates in sections that you have already visited.  Below is a table identifying the current status of all sections to help you identify which to visit, which to revisit, and which to leave until later.

Incomplete (Down) sections should be up and running soon.  However, it may be decided that some of these sections are either no longer needed or can be integrated with others, in which case their buttons will be removed.

We hope to continue to add to this site and, where possible, to include more student related work, contributions and interactivity.  However, we hope that the current site includes enough detail to sufficiently inform you about the school, and to initially satisfy your purpose for visiting.

Site designer and webmaster, David Edwards, will be happy to receive any suggestions, observations or site related queries.