Highway to Success

Grange School culminates its secondary school programme with the two years of IGCSE – International General Certificate of Secondary School Education, under the auspices of the University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate (UCLES).
During the two IGCSE years, pupils continue with the compulsory core subjects of English, Mathematics and a modern foreign language, and add to these their chosen subjects. Pupils will typically sit for eight or nine IGCSEs. At Grange, all IGCSE subjects are taken at extended levels.

At this level, each pupil consolidates his/her particular strength and achievements, pursuing personal and individual talents in a more adult context. Pupils are provided with a range of opportunities designed to develop decision making skills and managerial ability, intellectual confidence and leadership. Our Year 10 and 11 students form a powerful body with a crucial role in setting standards, offering inspiration and influencing the Grange School pupils of the future.
School prefects are elected by the school population in the third term of Year 10 class, positions they hold for a school year. Most importantly, Years 10 and 11 play a unique part in the pastoral welfare of younger boys and girls, helping them to settle down and providing a friendly, listening ear when needed.

At Grange, academic standards are a priority, all parents and pupils at Grange have high expectations as everyone expects to go on to higher education. During the IGCSE years, we provide ample support to prepare our pupils for life and choices in the universities and higher institutions of learning. A great deal of assistance is therefore given by our counseling department to facilitate this process. All our pupils go on to prestigious colleges and universities in Britain, Europe and America.