The King’s School offers regular opportunities for students to be exposed to the needs of the world beyond the security of their immediate environment. High School students have the option to be part of the Outreach Team which serves in our local community throughout the school year.

We also plan trips further afield: every other year we plan a Missions Trip – over the years teams have served in Estonia, Slovakia, India, Uganda and Mexico. The alternate year our high school students make the journey to Three Hills, Alberta to participate in a multi-school musicale organized by our affiliates, Association of Christian Schools International.

Our desire is that each student would become an effective witness for the gospel wherever God places them in later life. These trips are an opportunity for the students to grow in their witness through presenting the gospel in word and deed in a variety of contexts beyond the normal opportunities of the Outreach class.

For many of our students these trips are life-changing as their eyes are opened to a world of opportunities!

During March of 2008, five students and three teachers from The King's School will be traveling to Aguascalientes, in central Mexico. There, the team will be chiefly helping with the construction and landscaping of the "Dulce Refugio" orphanage. In particular, they will be working on a new girls' dorm. While they are there, they will also be trying to minister to the surrounding city. They look forward to being challenged in multiple ways.