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HIGH SCHOOL - CAMBRIDGE
The AICE (administered by University of Cambridge, England) or Level 'A' examinations and the IGCSE together constitute a fully integrated curriculum for students in their last four years of secondary education. In addition to Cambridge International Examinations, the school facilitates preparing students for various competitive and qualifying examinations such as ASSET, DUKE TIP, SAT, AP programs, IIT JEE, AIPMT, CET, KVPY etc.
Subjects in High School - Grades 9 & 10
Grade 8
- Preparatory year for students pursuing IGCSE
- Cambridge Secondary 1 develops skills and confidence in English Math & Science
Grades 9 & 10
- Provides a foundation for high level courses such as the North American Advanced Placement Test (APT), International Baccalaureate (IB); GCE or International 'A' levels and the Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE).
- Eight-point grading scale, from A+ to G, with A+ being the highest determined by a combination of work done in school and a series of final examinations.
Grades 11 & 12
- Prepares students for admissions to universities worldwide
- Reported on a grade scale from A* grade for the highest level of achievement to E, the minimum required performance.
- Assessment techniques include a wide range of techniques - orals, practicals, projects and coursework of differing types to supplement formal written examinations
Subjects Combination
Group |
IGCSE |
International A Level |
| Languages | English or ESL French |
English French |
| Humanities | Economics Environmental Mgmt. Sociology |
Accounting Business Studies Economics Sociology |
| Science | Biology Chemistry Physics |
Mathematics Applied ICT Physics Chemistry Biology |
| Creative, Technical, Vocational |
Art & Design Accounting Business Studies ICT |
Global Perspectives - Compulsory credit for AICE |
Overview
Preschool & Elementary
High School - CBSE
High School - Cambridge
The Incubation Hub
Arts
ESL
Sports & PE
Clubs
Higher Secondary (Grades 11 & 12)
Preparatory
(Grade 8)
High
(Grades 9 & 10)