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Senior School

Our Senior School accommodates students aged 13 to 18 years. A caring and dedicated staff encourages excellence in all areas of school life, from academics and activities to empathy and integrity. Skills and values that instill a love for learning are encouraged to ensure the students continue to flourish as they study towards the internationally-recognised IGCSE examinations in Year 11. In Year 12 and 13, students can select courses from the A-Level and BTEC programmes.

Subjects Offered (Years 9 - 11)

Core Subjects

Core Subjects

English Language

Mathematics

General

General

History

ICT

Level 2 BTEC Business Studies

Level 2 BTEC Sport

Level 2 BTEC Travel and Tourism

Physical Education

 

Sciences

Sciences

Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Computing

Geography

The Arts

The Arts

Art and Design (Edexcel)

Drama

Level 2 BTEC Product Design

Music (Edexcel)

 

Languages

Languages

French

Kiswahili

Spanish

Humanities

Humanities

English Literature

History

Psychology (Edexcel)

Sociology

Our Learning Environment

We have a range of specialised resources available to our Senior School students, including Information Technology suites, specialist Science laboratories and preparation rooms, a fully-equipped Design Technology suite, Music suites with practice rooms, Art rooms, a Drama studio, two Theatres, an undercover, flood-lit AstroTurf, a solar-heated 25-metre swimming pool, and a fully-equipped Gym.

Academic Results

IGCSE:

A*-A 27%

A*-B

57%
A*-C 76%

IGCSE/BTEC Level 2 combined:

A* – A Distinction 29%

A* – B Merit

59%
A* – C Pass 78%

Curriculum Overview

Year 9 students focus on high-order concepts broadly aligned with the English Key Stage 3 curriculum. Assessment criteria reflect those used at IGCSE. During Term 2, students are supported and guided to make the subject choices they will study for the Cambridge IGCSE courses.

Students in Years 10 and 11 continue their IGCSE curriculum. Mathematics, English Language, English Literature, and at least one Science are compulsory at Key Stage 4 unless a differentiated curriculum meets the student’s needs. Students typically prepare for a total of nine or ten IGCSE examinations.