Curriculum Mission

Our mission is to ensure that all Belgravia High School students will develop the skills to become successful learners, confident individuals and responsible, well cultured citizens who are fully prepared for modern life.

Holistic Learning

At Key Stage 4, students develop an inquisitiveness for learning through an engaging, challenging and vibrant curriculum. Years 10 and 11 lay the foundations for life-long learning through a focus on expanding the key skills and concepts that they have learnt from Key Stage 3.

This is supported by an excellent pastoral system which encourages a holistic approach to student learning, including personal, cultural and values awareness.

Fostering Talent

All students have access to a extracurricular programme which aims to foster individual talents and interests.

Our Transition Day programme is designed to ensure that all learners have a right to follow a pathway which supports their talents and interests. At Key Stage 4 students will develop a deep learning of subjects which supports their future ambitions.

What are IGCSE(s)?

iGCSE stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education.i GCSE examinations are taken by the vast majority of students in England and Wales. iGCSE stands for the International General Certificate of Secondary Education.

It is at least of the same standard as the iGCSE, and for many students is more suited to students in International Schools where the courses and examinations will have an international flavour rather than being grounded in British situations and settings.

What are IGCSE(s)?

iGCSE stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education. iGCSE examinations are taken by the vast majority of students in England and Wales. iGCSE stands for the International General Certificate of Secondary Education.

Cambridge Assessment International Education (CIE) offers world-class education programs and qualifications at Belgravia High School. Choose from the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (iGCSE) or the International A and AS Level. Our CIE courses challenge and inspire students to succeed in higher education and beyond.

Pearson’s – Edexcel is a respected provider of British international education programs that we offer at Belgravia High School. Our General Certificate of Secondary Education (iGCSE) courses are designed to help students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need in order to be prepared for the new world of work.

What are IA-Levels?

The International IA Level and International IAS Level are academically challenging, internationally recognized qualifications offered at Belgravia High School, studied over a two-year period and is made up of a series of individual subjects.

Both qualifications are widely recognized by universities and employers around the world and are equivalent to the Advanced Level (IA Level) and the Advanced Subsidiary Level (IAS Level) qualifications offered in the United Kingdom.

What are IA-Levels?

Compulsory & Optional

Students are required to take English and Mathematics to IGCSE level, along with 5 other subjects (choices or options). In addition to this, all students in Year 9 will follow non-IGCSE examined subjects of Arabic (unless chosen as an IGCSE option), Qatar History, Religion and Physical Education. Students are able to choose an additional five subjects.

Examination Boards

Belgravia High School is an accredited Cambridge and Edexcel centre. You will find the examination boards signposted with the subject; Subject Heads have made an educationally informed decision on which, examination board to offer.

Get in touch…

We are here to help you make the best decision for your child’s education.

As a dedicated secondary school, we take pride in our transformative education and the positive impact it has on our students’ futures.

Get in touch with one of our Educational Consultants to learn more about our Accredited courses and how to secure your child’s spot.

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