King's College students produced outstanding results in the 2007 Cambridge International Exams.
Peart’s John Chen came first in the world in three subjects: IGCSE English Literature (with 100%), IGCSE Physics and AS Mathematics (also with 100%), an amazing acheivement. Jonathan Choie of Major House also scored 100% for AS Mathematics and IGCSE English Literature, coming equal first in the world in both.

George Shand (Peart) came first in New Zealand in Geography and John Chen added to his two world championships with a first in New Zealand in IGCSE Biology. Stephen MacKereth came first in New Zealand in IGCSE Mathematics, despite still being in the Fourth Form. Ben Patterson topped New Zealand in AS Computer Studies, as did Rory Sumpter in AS History of Art and Dana Walker in AS Economics.

Melissa Lee and Howe Mao both gained five A Level A Grades. An outstanding achievement and a first for King’s.