Learning
A registered Cambridge school and examination centre, progressively integrating the UK curriculum from Kindergarten to Year 11.
Curriculum
Each stage is designed to hand students to the next one ready — not to start again from scratch.
Play, language and curiosity do the heavy lifting. Small groups, a homeroom teacher and a teaching assistant, and plenty of room to be three.
The International Primary Curriculum in Key Stage One (Years 1 to 3), building into the UK curriculum through upper primary, with specialist teachers for science, maths, languages and PE.
Broad subject foundations and the study habits IGCSE demands — plus the pastoral structure to make the jump from primary feel manageable.
Seven compulsory subjects plus four options, assessed through written and oral tests, coursework and practical assessment, externally moderated by Cambridge.
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21st century skills
Named, taught and assessed — not left to chance.
Integrity, honesty and empathy — a lasting sense of moral and social responsibility.
Working and communicating confidently in English across a 25-nationality community.
Group work on hands-on classroom and school-based projects.
Experiential and contextual strategies that reward original thinking.
Inquiry-led learning: justify the answer, don't just recall it.
Beyond academics
Clubs, competitions, community work and a student body that runs a fair amount of it themselves.
A wide variety of CCAs and after-school clubs for every grade level.
Olympiad results, athletics and stage work — celebrated across the school.
Students plan and run community initiatives, not just attend them.
Houses, student council and an alumni network that keeps graduates close.
