Kings Boston

Congratulations, Janaina! 👏🎉 Kings Boston welcomes you back anytime 🙏

Kings Boston students went to Cobblestones a Beacon Hill Eatery 🥐🥗☕️ Students are wraps, lattes, and iced coffee 😋🫖 Cobblestones is located on Charles Street in Boston’s historic Beacon Hill neighborhood.

Throwback to last week when Kings Boston students participated in Kings Boston’s Easter egg hunt! 🐣Plastic eggs were hidden throughout classrooms, and the students who found the most eggs won prizes! 🥇🥈🥉At the end of the hunt, students and staff commemorated the experience with a group photo 🤳

Congratulations, Sulaiman! 👏😃 The staff at Kings Boston are so pleased that you had a great time with us during the past 6 months 💯✅🥳 Thank you for your praise, and remember to say hello if you return to Boston. Once a student of Kings Boston, always a student of Kings Boston 👍😄

Congratulations on earning your certificate, Ryosuke! 🎉👏 Kings Boston (and all of the friends you made here) will miss you! 😢 Have fun at your farewell gathering 🥳 and remember to stop by the office and say hi next time you’re in Boston 👋🤞Safe travels, and best of luck with everything! ✈️

Kings Boston students took a tour of the historic Trinity Church ⛪️🤩 Completed in 1877, this home to renowned 19th century American preacher Phillips Brooks is located at Copley Square in Back Bay. The church’s architectural style gave students a lot to marvel at. From the interior murals to the church’s windows and sculptures, Kings Boston was humbled by the church’s stunning beauty. 🖼️😲 ⛪️

Hibiki visited University of Massachusetts - Boston last week, but this wasn’t the first time someone in her family was in this university. Thirty years ago, Hibiki’s mother pursued a degree here. And Hibiki’s mother met Hibiki’s father, who was studying at another local university, during that time. For Hibiki, her mother’s time at the University of Massachusetts - Boston was not just educational; it was essential to the beginning of the family that Hibiki would one day be born into! How beautiful ✨🥹🤧 👏

Happy Valentine’s Day! 💝 Today, Kings Boston is showing its students some love by giving them chocolate 🍫 Some sweets for our sweet students 🤭

Exploring future possibilities at Boston University ranked #43 with Kings at Fisher College students! 🎓 BU’s vibrant campus, world-class faculty, and diverse opportunities make it a top choice for our students to consider transferring too after completing two years at Fisher. Exciting times ahead!

Congratulations, Marco! 🎉👏🇧🇷 Have a good time in Miami 👍☀️🏖️🩳 🎉 🍀

This week is
which celebrates international partnerships and encourages developments for the future of international education!
Students join Kings each year from over 60 countries and every one of our campuses is an international community in which everyone belongs.
We celebrate and embody diversity and in maximising educational choice. That's why our students have the widest possible choice of quality universities and career progressions.
We aspire to prepare our students to become true global citizens!

Two of Kings Boston's long-term students, Jose and Lorenis of Chile, say goodbye to the school after one life-altering year in the United States. Stay alert--there will be more media about this very special couple from South America. ⛷🏂⚾❄🍲⛱🏃🕶🏝🏟🏛🗽⛩🛳🚀

Happy Halloween! 💀👻🎃
Kings Boston hosted a party yesterday, and it was so much fun 🥳😎 Students wore costumes, ate pizza, and played games—all while fun, spooky, Halloween music played in the background. Students tried carving pumpkins for the first time 🪛🎃

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

UW-Madison has achieved an incredible milestone, ranking 35th in the 2024 U.S. News 'Best Colleges' rankings! 📚🏆

But wait, there's more! 🌟 Securing the 12th position among public universities, this marks UW-Madison's most impressive U.S. News ranking in the last 15 years. 🙌💯

And here's a special shoutout to our UWO Kings students: a whopping 93% of them were accepted by UW-Madison! 🎓🤝 Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off. 🚀

Cheers to academic excellence and the bright futures ahead! 🌟📖

2023 marks the 22nd anniversary of the September 11th attacks in 2001.
 
The United States flag will be flown at half-mast at the White House, and on all US government buildings and establishments all around the globe, as well as a moment of silence in remembrance of those who sadly lost their lives.
 
Our thoughts are with those affected today.

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📚 Still dreaming of studying in the US? The chance is yours! Enroll now if you have offers from College of Mount St. Vincent, Fisher College, or University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. 🎓 Plus, for late applicants Southern Oregon University’s deadline is August 23rd. Don't miss out on shaping your future! 🌟  

🇺🇸 It's ! 🇺🇸

Did you know Independence Day, also known as the marks the commemoration of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776?

It was a pivotal moment when the thirteen American colonies declared their separation from British rule, asserting their right to self-governance and individual liberty. 📜🖋️

However you decide to celebrate, we hope you have a happy and safe !

Today marks in the US.

2023 marks the third year Juneteenth will be observed nationwide as a commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States which dates back more than 150 years.