Students are required to take a minimum of five or six IGCSE subjects including compulsory subjects of English, Science and Mathematics. The IGCSE subjects are divided into creative/professional, English language/literature, humanities/social sciences, languages, mathematics and sciences. Secondary school has three stages - Stage 3 (years 7-9), Stage 4 (years 10-11) and Stage 5 (years 12-13). Stage 3 follows the English National Curriculum covering subjects like art, drama, English, geography, history, computing, mathematics, languages, music, PSHE, PE and science.
Students are required to take a minimum of five or six IGCSE subjects including compulsory subjects of English, Science and Mathematics. The IGCSE subjects are divided into creative/professional, English language/literature, humanities/social sciences, languages, mathematics and sciences. Secondary school has three stages - Stage 3 (years 7-9), Stage 4 (years 10-11) and Stage 5 (years 12-13). Stage 3 follows the English National Curriculum covering subjects like art, drama, English, geography, history, computing, mathematics, languages, music, PSHE, PE and science.
Students are required to take a minimum of five or six IGCSE subjects including compulsory subjects of English, Science and Mathematics. The IGCSE subjects are divided into creative/professional, English language/literature, humanities/social sciences, languages, mathematics and sciences. Secondary school has three stages - Stage 3 (years 7-9), Stage 4 (years 10-11) and Stage 5 (years 12-13). Stage 3 follows the English National Curriculum covering subjects like art, drama, English, geography, history, computing, mathematics, languages, music, PSHE, PE and science.
Students are required to take a minimum of five or six IGCSE subjects including compulsory subjects of English, Science and Mathematics. The IGCSE subjects are divided into creative/professional, English language/literature, humanities/social sciences, languages, mathematics and sciences. Secondary school has three stages - Stage 3 (years 7-9), Stage 4 (years 10-11) and Stage 5 (years 12-13). Stage 3 follows the English National Curriculum covering subjects like art, drama, English, geography, history, computing, mathematics, languages, music, PSHE, PE and science.
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For International Students IGCSE
Students are required to take a minimum of five or six
How many IGCSE subjects are required? IGCSE subjects, including the compulsory subjects: English, Science and Mathematics.
The IGCSE subjects are broken down into the
What are the IGCSE subjects? following subject groups: Creative and Professional, English Language and Literature, Humanities and Social Sciences, Languages, Mathematics, and Sciences. Stage 3 Y7- Y9 Stages in Secondary School Stage 4 y10-y11 Stage 5 y12-y13
Key Stage 3 follows the English National Curriculum
and all students will be expected to study the Stage 3 following subjects: Art, Drama, English, Geography, History, Computing, Mathematics, Modern Foreign Languages (French and a choice of Arabic, Spanish or German), Music, PSHE, Physical Education, and Science.
all students study at least 8 subjects,
includingthecoresubjectsof English,Mathematics anda foreign language of their choice. You are encouraged Stage 4 totakeabroadandbalancedrangeofoptional subjects includingat least two sciences, a humanities subject (History ,Geography, BusinessStudies) and a creative subject (Art, GraphicDesign, Music, Drama),anexaminationcourseinPhysicalEducationisals oavailable.Yourcurriculum also includes “Learning for Life” which covers personal, social and health education.