Cambridge
Students following the Cambridge IGCSE programme benefit from an international education system that promotes a depth of knowledge across multiple subject areas. This broad course is respected for its rigour, and Cambridge International qualifications may qualify students for further study at Colleges around the world.
Cambridge
INTERNATIONAL
CURRICULUM
The Cambridge International Curriculum is known and respected around the world by universities and employers. It’s flexible, exciting, and helps students develop a love for learning. The focus is on building important skills that prepare students for success at university and in their careers.
The curriculum combines global ideas with local needs and can work alongside national education systems. Whether moving between schools or moving through the different stages, Cambridge students enjoy a smooth learning experience from Early Years to Advanced levels, giving them a solid foundation for the future.
01: Cambridge Lower Secondary
Cambridge Lower Secondary is typically for learners aged 11 to 14 years. It helps students prepare for the next step of their education, providing a clear path as they progress through the Cambridge Pathway in an age-appropriate way.
Curriculum
With a choice of over ten subjects, there’s plenty to help students choose subjects as well as develop creativity, expression and wellbeing.
Assessment
Offering a range of optional assessments to help students accurately measure their’ potential and progress.
Classroom Support
We provide high-quality resources to help students plan and take decisive actions in career choices.
02: Upper Secondary (IGCSE Curriculum)
The Cambridge IGCSE programme is designed to adapt to the needs of our secondary students. Those following the IGCSE pathway may select a unique combination of optional and compulsory subjects with guidance from Tutors and Careers Counsellors.
The IGCSE framework provides an ideal learning bridge for our students. It offers excellent preparation for Higher Education while enabling learners to revise previous knowledge. We aim to inspire students by developing intellectual curiosity and the foundational skills necessary for independent study.
Coursework
Coursework and examinations are essential elements of the IGCSE course. The exact requirements may vary depending on the subjects chosen.
However, IGCSE participants must fulfil assessment criteria to pass. The course promotes critical-thinking, analysis techniques and organisational skills.
Students must also demonstrate their understanding of technical terminology and show a mature approach to learning.
Teachers
IGCSE educators are highly experienced in delivering the syllabus and have an intimate understanding of assessment criteria to help students achieve their full potential.
However, learning at this stage is designed to go above and beyond gaining outstanding results.
We aim to provide growing young adults with the skills necessary to thrive in their future studies while supporting their ability to understand the world around them.
Assessment
Assessment criteria for the IGCSE course will vary depending on the subject. Most subjects require students to sit one or more written exam papers, while language courses entail oral examinations.
The IGCSE assessment guidelines will determine the protocol for practical examinations, as is the case in Drama and Science. Students may also be required to present a coursework portfolio as part of the end-of-year IGCSE review process.
03: AS & A Levels
Thousands of learners worldwide gain places at leading universities every year with Cambridge International AS & A Levels. Students following the AS & A pathway may select a unique combination of optional and compulsory subjects (PCB, PCM, EBA and PCOM) with guidance from Tutors and Careers Counsellors.
