Key Stage 5

Probability & Statistics.

International A Level Mathematics cultivates a suite of transferable skills—handling mathematical data, thinking logically and independently, ensuring accuracy, modelling real-world scenarios, analysing outcomes, and reflecting on results. These abilities are valuable across disciplines and provide strong preparation for higher education or direct entry into the workforce.

Course routes:

• AS Level:

  • Pure Mathematics only

  • Pure Mathematics + Mechanics

  • Pure Mathematics + Probability & Statistics

• A Level:

  • Pure Mathematics + Probability & Statistics

  • Pure Mathematics + Mechanics + Probability & Statistics

International AS and A Level English Language offers learners an in-depth study of English and its role in communication. Students engage critically with diverse texts—varying in form, style, and context—while honing skills in reading, research, analysis, and effective communication.

Through this course, learners refine their ability to interpret and critique written material, deepening their understanding of language features and issues. They also develop clear, accurate, creative writing techniques tailored to different purposes and audiences.

International AS and A Level Physics builds on skills acquired at IGCSE (or equivalent) level. The syllabus covers core theoretical concepts, contemporary applications of physics, and places a strong emphasis on advanced practical skills, assessed through a scheduled practical examination.

Throughout the course, students focus on conceptual understanding and the application of physical principles to novel situations, alongside knowledge acquisition. It fosters creative thinking and problem-solving abilities that are applicable across any career path. International AS and A Level Physics is ideal for learners aiming to pursue physics or related disciplines at university or to embark on science-based careers.

International AS and A Level Chemistry builds on the skills acquired at IGCSE (or equivalent) level. The syllabus covers core theoretical concepts, current applications of chemistry, and places strong emphasis on advanced practical skills, which are assessed through a scheduled practical examination.

Throughout the course, students focus on understanding concepts and applying chemical principles in new contexts, alongside acquiring essential knowledge. The programme fosters creative thinking and problem-solving abilities that are applicable across any career path. International AS and A Level Chemistry is ideal for those planning to study chemistry or related disciplines at university or pursue a science-based career.

International AS & A Level Biology builds on IGCSE (or equivalent) foundations, covering essential theoretical concepts, contemporary biological applications, and advanced practical techniques—assessed through a scheduled practical examination.

The course prioritizes conceptual understanding and the application of biological principles in novel contexts, alongside knowledge acquisition. It fosters creative thinking and problem–solving skills valuable across all careers. This qualification is perfect for students aiming to pursue biology—or related disciplines—at university or in scientific professions.

This syllabus immerses students in the practical applications of accounting, examining the accountant’s roles and responsibilities alongside key topics such as financial accounting and cost and management accounting.

Through this course, students will learn to comprehend, apply, analyze, and evaluate accounting data to inform business decisions and effectively communicate findings to stakeholders. These transferable skills provide an excellent foundation for advanced study and careers in accounting or related fields.

IGCSE Business Studies syllabus gives students insight into how public and private enterprises operate, emphasizing the roles of innovation and adaptation. They explore how different business structures are formed, funded, managed, and overseen. Students also examine the various factors shaping business decisions and appreciate the importance of collaboration and mutual reliance.

Beyond grasping core business theories and methods, learners strengthen skills like numerical reasoning and investigative inquiry. This course not only lays the groundwork for Cambridge International A Level studies but also equips students with practical knowledge for future careers.

Students develop the ability to explain and analyse economic issues, assess data, and clearly organise, present, and communicate their ideas and judgments.

The syllabus introduces core economic concepts such as the price mechanism and government intervention, international trade and exchange rates, and the measurement, causes, and effects of employment and inflation. It also covers the theory of the firm, market failure, macroeconomic theory and policy, and the processes of economic growth and development.

International AS & A Level Computer Science prepares students for advanced studies and the demands of modern digital industries. It fosters creative problem-solving through practical programming, demonstrating effective technological solutions.

Learners refine computational thinking and coding skills to tackle computer science challenges. The course cultivates creative, analytical, logical, and critical thinking, and raises awareness of ethical considerations surrounding current and emerging technologies.

International AS & A Level Information Technology equips learners to become proficient and insightful users of IT.

Students will:

• Build a comprehensive set of IT skills, knowledge, and understanding

• Apply their expertise to solve problems effectively across various contexts

• Examine the architecture and implementation of IT systems in diverse settings

• Explore practical IT solutions for business and digital media applications

• Investigate emerging technologies and assess their societal impact

International AS Level Sport & Physical Education develops students’ theoretical understanding of physical education alongside practical skills, tactical insight, and performance in sport and activity. The syllabus encourages learners to:

• Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios

• Translate classroom concepts into improved physical performance

• Analyse and explain global trends in sport and physical education

International AS & A Level History offers a versatile, in-depth study of modern history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

The syllabus:

• Builds on skills acquired at IGCSE or O Level, developing lifelong competencies in examining historical issues and themes

• Combines factual knowledge with the research skills necessary for rigorous historical inquiry

• Promotes independent thinking and the ability to form well-reasoned judgments on historical topics

• Reinforces understanding of concepts such as cause and consequence, continuity and change, similarity and difference, significance, and interpretation of evidence

• Provides a choice of European, American, or international study topics

• Allows teachers to tailor the course to students’ interests, staff expertise, or regional relevance

• Establishes a solid foundation of knowledge and skills for advanced historical study

A Level Art and Design syllabus emphasizes both expression and communication. Students develop an understanding of visual perception and aesthetic experience, learning how art and design form a unique visual language.

The majority of the syllabus is studio-based, allowing learners to enhance their powers of observation, visual analysis, sensitivity, technical skill, personal expression, and imagination. They also contextualize their work within their own cultural heritage—past and present—and engage with practical design challenges.

The International AS & A Level Geography syllabus balances physical and human geography, allowing for integrated study at A Level. Students expand their subject knowledge while honing investigative, evaluative, and decision-making skills.

The syllabus:

• Builds on skills and understanding acquired at IGCSE (or equivalent)

• Covers contemporary themes that highlight global challenges and demonstrate how geographic study can inform solutions to environmental, social, and economic issues

• At AS Level, explores six key topics: hydrology, river processes and hazards; atmospheric processes and climate change; earth processes and mass movements; population and migration; water resources and management; and urban areas and development

• At A Level, deepens learning through a choice of four options—two drawn from Global Environments and two from Global Themes

In a rapidly changing world, International AS and A Level Sociology gives learners the chance to investigate the processes shaping today’s trends and to appreciate the complexity, diversity, and historical continuities of human societies.

Studying sociology raises awareness of contemporary social, cultural, and political issues, emphasizing the importance of examining them in a rigorous, analytical, and evidence-based manner.

International AS & A Level Global Perspectives and Research is a skills-focused course that equips learners for meaningful engagement with our rapidly evolving world. Students expand their horizons by critically analysing and reflecting on global issues. Through the ‘Critical Path’ approach, they develop transferable skills in research, critical thinking, and communication.

Team projects further enhance collaboration skills. The competencies gained in this course prepare students for twenty-first-century learning and support a smooth transition to higher education and the workplace.

The syllabus helps students grasp the nature and scope of business and its societal role. It prompts them to explore decision-making processes within a dynamic environment and to develop a critical understanding of organisations. Topics include business and its environment, human resource management, marketing, operations management, and finance and accounting. At A Level, students also learn how to formulate and implement a comprehensive business strategy.

International AS & A Level Psychology is structured to introduce students to core psychological concepts, theories, and research methods.

The syllabus:

• Welcomes learners with no prior psychology experience

• Covers four foundational domains: biological, cognitive, social, and learning psychology

• Offers two optional modules at A Level—choose from clinical, consumer, health, or organizational psychology

• Encourages connections between psychological research and everyday life.

This AS Level syllabus develops scientific knowledge and understanding of global environmental issues and theories, and of the policies and strategies for managing the environment. The course covers the sustainable use and management of resources, and strategies that aim to protect environments. Learners will interpret and analyse data and do investigative work. Case studies allow teachers to choose their own examples to investigate, which may be local, regional or global.

Although the International AS Level Environmental Management extends and complements the relevant O Level and IGCSE syllabuses, learners do not need to have studied the subject before starting the course.

The Food and Nutrition syllabus combines theory and hands-on practice in selecting and preparing food. Covering diet and health, students examine the nutritional content of staple foods and learn to plan and cook well-balanced family meals. The course also promotes consumer awareness and emphasizes rigorous personal and kitchen hygiene as learners apply their knowledge to create tasty, inventive dishes.

International AS & A Level Design & Technology inspires learners to innovate and refine their skills in designing and manufacturing high-quality products.

The syllabus cultivates:

• A comprehensive understanding of materials, tools, equipment, components, production processes, and industry practices involved in creating marketable products

• Proficiency in verbal, written, digital, and visual communication essential for design and construction

• Critical evaluation skills applied across technical, aesthetic, economic, environmental, social, and cultural contexts

• Creative problem-solving abilities for identifying and addressing diverse design challenges