Secondary 1 (Year 7, 8 & Year 9)
Secondary 1 is typically for learners aged 11 – 14 years. In this section, which is a foundation to secondary education, learners prepare to take the Cambridge Checkpoint Examinations. The learners here develop skills and understanding in English, Mathematics and Science. Additionally, the following learning areas are also covered:
Modern Languages, Business Enterprise, Physical and Health Education, Art and Design, ICT and Environmental Science.
IGCSE (O-Level)
This is typically for learners aged 14 – 16 years. This point the learners cover the Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) Syllabi. A student is expected to take at least one subject from each of the following groupings:
| Group I (Compulsory)Languages |
Group II Humanities & Social Sciences |
Group III Science |
Group IV(Compulsory) Mathematics |
Group V Creative, Technical & Vocational |
| First Language English | Literature in English | Physics | Mathematics | ICT |
| Foreign Language French | Sociology | Chemistry | Business Studies | |
| Geography | Biology | Art and Design | ||
| History | ||||
| Economics | ||||
| Environmental Management |
NB: A student is normally expected to take at least seven subjects. Subjects in Group I and IV are all compulsory.
At the end of Year 11, the students take their final IGCSE examinations and will be ready to proceed to A’ Level or the equivalent.
A’ Level (Year 12 & Year 13)
This section is typically for learners aged 16 – 19 years. Learners pursue the Cambridge Advanced Level (A’ Level) and /or Advanced Subsidiary (AS) curriculum. This being the final preparation stage for entry into University and other tertiary institutions, we expose our learners to a broad spectrum of subjects to give them a wide choice of courses at tertiary level. Students have to take 3 A’ Level subjects or 4-5 Advanced Subsidiaries. A careers’ teacher provides guidance on the choice of subjects.
Subjects can be chosen from the following groupings:
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H |
| Biology Economics |
Physics History |
Chemistry Business Studies |
Literature French English |
Sociology Geography |
Mathematics | Art & Design | Applied ICT |
