The A Level Foundation Programme is a one-year science pathway designed for students who demonstrate academic readiness for A Level studies but require additional support to develop their English language skills. This bespoke programme focuses on strengthening language proficiency while preparing students for the rigours of A Level study in the Sciences and Mathematics.
The A Level Foundation Programme is a one-year science pathway designed for students who demonstrate academic readiness for A Level studies but require additional support to develop their English language skills. This bespoke programme focuses on strengthening language proficiency while preparing students for the rigours of A Level study in the Sciences and Mathematics.
The A Level Foundation Programme is the first stage of a three-year pathway culminating in A Level qualifications. By the end of this foundation year, students are expected to transition to the standard A Level Programme, provided they meet the progression criteria. Students will need to demonstrate through internal assessments that they are on track to achieve a minimum grade of B at A Level. This rigorous expectation reflects our commitment to high academic standards and ensures students are fully prepared for advanced studies.
The A Level Foundation Programme is the first stage of a three-year pathway culminating in A Level qualifications. By the end of this foundation year, students are expected to transition to the standard A Level Programme, provided they meet the progression criteria. Students will need to demonstrate through internal assessments that they are on track to achieve a minimum grade of B at A Level. This rigorous expectation reflects our commitment to high academic standards and ensures students are fully prepared for advanced studies.
Students with CAT4 Verbal scores of 80–89 may qualify if they meet the following criteria:
Students must have consistently demonstrated the capability to achieve at least B grades (or equivalent) across all subjects, as evidenced by prior school academic reports.
Students with CAT4 Verbal scores of 80–89 may qualify if they meet the following criteria:
Students must have consistently demonstrated the capability to achieve at least B grades (or equivalent) across all subjects, as evidenced by prior school academic reports.
