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Cambridge is an international curriculum created and managed by the world-renowned Cambridge International Examinations organisation (www.cambridgeinternational.org), which is an offshoot of Cambridge University.
The curriculum sets a global standard for education and is recognised by universities and employers worldwide. The curriculum is flexible, challenging and inspiring, culturally sensitive yet international in approach. Our intention is to use the Cambridge curriculum to develop curiosity and a desire for learning which will last throughout our pupils’ lives.
Over 10,000 schools follow the Cambridge International Curriculum. This means that pupils will easily find another Cambridge school if they need to move countries. The transition from one Cambridge school to another is easy and there also strong links with the National Curriculum of England (https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/national-curriculum) and close similarities with other international curricula such as the International Baccalaureate programme ( www.ibo.org ).

The Cambridge Curriculum consists of four stages

CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY

For children aged 5 to 11; they study English as a First or Second Language, Maths, Science, ICT and Cambridge Global Perspectives, a humanities course which combines historical and geographic topics

CAMBRIDGE LOWER SECONDARY

For children aged 11 to 14; they study English as a First or Second Language, Science, ICT and Cambridge Global Perspectives (see above)

CAMBRIDGE UPPER SECONDARY

For children aged 14 to 16; they study a wide range of subjects, including English, Mathematics, Science, Geography, Drama and Art for Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE)

CAMBRIDGE ADVANCED

For children aged 16 to 18; they study three or four from a wide range of subjects, including English Literature, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, History and Art for Cambridge International Advanced Level (A Level)