Our students achieve excellent results year after year, and our leaver destinations represent some of the most exciting opportunities the world has to offer.
We put our students at the heart of everything we do, offering a variety of courses that will suit different learners. Our progressive approach to learning encourages curiosity, creativity and collaboration in all areas. You’ll learn in small classes of 4 to 14 students, led by brilliant, creative staff with a passion for their subject.
We are happy to guide you to the course of study you are best suited to, and we can often tailor
our approach to meet your needs. We offer:
- A Levels
- International Baccalaureate
- IGCSE
A Levels or IB?
Are you struggling to decide between A Levels and the International Baccalaureate? It’s a tricky decision and the right choice for you will depend on your learning style, interests, and university and career goals.
We’ve answered a few common questions below to help you compare the two courses. If you’re still not sure, take a closer look at the course content for each and get in touch to discuss your options - we’d be happy to help.
| A Levels: Study the subjects you love | IB: Breadth and depth |
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Who should study A Levels? |
Who should study the IB? The IB is well-received at both UK and international universities, and offers much more breadth of study than A Levels as you study a much wider range of subjects. It will therefore suit those who have strengths and interests in a broad range of subjects. |
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What do you study? |
What do you study? Six subjects from the IB curriculum alongside the Theory of Knowledge, an Extended Essay and CAS, a programme of Creativity, Activity and Service. |
| What are the entrance requirements? You will need IELTS 6.5+ and at least 50 points at GCSE or equivalent. |
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How long does it take? If you require a different programme or wish to be flexible on timings, please contact our admissions team to discuss – we may be able to tailor our programme to you.
Find out more about A Levels. |
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