Pathway 1
IB programmes promote the education of the whole person, emphasising intellectual, personal, emotional and social growth through all domains of knowledge. By focusing on knowledge, skills, independence, critical and creative thinking, and international-mindedness, these programmes offer a truly international and excellent education.
IB Diploma Programme
All IB subjects have a mixture of internal and external assessments and offer a broader range of learning than other Post-16 qualifications. The Core component of the IB Diploma Programme includes Theory of Knowledge (TOK); Creativity, Action, and Service (CAS); and the Extended Essay (EE). This ensures that students understand in much greater depth, have opportunity to participate and volunteer in a range of worthwhile activities, and develop true academic rigour in their studies. This is why leading universities in the world, including Ivy League and Russell Group, readily accept the IB diploma as entrance to their courses.
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Pathway 2
IB Career-Related Programme
For those students who wish to focus on a specific career and study pathway, the IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-Related Programme) is a professionally focused, university-recognised programme.
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Pathway 3
A-Level
This pathway offers students an opportunity to specialise in four subjects at Post-16. Students choose A-level because they are already clear about the tertiary pathway they wish to follow.
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Pathway 4
BTEC
BTEC stands for the Business and Technology Education Council; they are specialist work-related qualifications, combining practical learning with subject and theory content.
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Pathway 5
Personalised
A mix and match of the current offerings, where students can choose to opt for an A-level plus a BTEC or combine a BTEC with a DP subject.
