This school caught my attention a few years back and surprisingly still remains under the radar as far as the AM is concerned.
It smells very "UN/Globalist" to me. The UK college is tucked away on the South coast of Wales in St. Donats Castle near Llantwit Major.
Hmmm!

Transformational Education

The founding college of a global education movement, UWC Atlantic College is an international residential school based in the UK. Each year, 350 students aged 16 - 19 from over 90 different countries benefit from a world-class International Baccalaureate educational experience. UWC Atlantic College is committed to making education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.

Have a look for yourself: www.atlanticcollege.org/

I don't honestly think there is anything suspicious about this WH. A friend of mine wenht there to do his Baccalaureate 'A' levels way back in the 70's. He's a Doctor now.
As far as I remember it was basically the first school in the country to offer the Baccalaureate. My personal view is it is an excellent form of education and way past the A levels on offer. My daughter was put forward to go to such a school in Italy to do her A levels.....she got pipped at the post by another girl from a different school on Anglesey as the whole thing is funded by the local council.

The local 6th form I taught in introduced Baccalaureate alongside the traditional A levels, and are being rolled out across the country. Have a look at Baccalaureate and you will find they have to spend a portion of their school week working and helping in the local community, and loads of other stuff which really does prepare the student for real life in my view.