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In 2021 - 85% of A Level students achieved A* - B
United KingdomEastbourneCurrently watching: 9from 11350.00 £ / term -
One of the best preparatory boarding schools in Europe
SwitzerlandMontreuxCurrently watching: 10from 31000.00 CHF / semester -
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Marymount graduates achieved a 100% pass rate in the IB Diploma in 2023
United KingdomLondonCurrently watching: 6from 44000.00 £ / year -
In 2023 - 80% of A-level students achieved A*- B scores
United KingdomYorkCurrently watching: 8from 11135.00 £ / term -
In 2021 an average IB score made up 37.5
United KingdomNorwichCurrently watching: 8from 12370.00 £ / term -
In 2022 - 82.5% of Advanced Placement students achieved the top grade of 3
CanadaToronto, OntarioCurrently watching: 9from 34250.00 $CAD / semester -
27 subjects to choose from on A-level and BTEC programs
United KingdomBournemouthCurrently watching: 7from 8708.00 £ / term -
In 2023 near 66% of A Level students achieved A*- B grades
United KingdomBathCurrently watching: 10from 8968.00 £ / term -
In 2013 - 39.4% of A Level students achieved A* - B
United Kingdomnear LondonCurrently watching: 9from 4560.00 £ / term
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All European schools adhere to common standards, differing, however, in details. These differences are particularly significant in two areas:
- organization of the educational process of the last two years of study, immediately preceding the final exams and the issuance of a certificate;
- teaching basic, compulsory elements of the school curriculum (this most often includes native and foreign languages, mathematics and natural or social sciences).
At the same time, public schools have their own curricula in all countries; in private, we can talk about the International Baccalaureate (IB), A-level and GCSE, High School and AP. Nevertheless, mathematics is in any case included in the mandatory component.
There are several reasons for this - let's name the main ones:
- The study of mathematics and problem solving allows the student to learn how to identify the general and isolate the significant, teaches analysis and systematization, the search for patterns, think logically, abstractly and strategically, improving intelligence and cognitive abilities;
- Learning math is the best memory training;
- The correct solution of mathematical problems requires such character traits as perseverance and responsibility, scrupulousness and attention to detail;
- Mathematics as an interdisciplinary phenomenon contributes to the deepening of physical, geographical, chemical and other knowledge. Long-term observations have confirmed that students who excel in mathematics are more likely to achieve success in the social and social sciences, especially since the same models and laws are applied in journalism, political science and linguistics as in mathematics;
- Mathematics allows you to improve your skills in working with household tasks; In addition, it is the key to a successful career. Having understood the principles and background of technological development, a person receives excellent career prospects in any field - from IT to economics and law.
- Finally, solving problems in mathematics develops psychological stability.
This, of course, is not all the reason to choose to put math at the center when choosing a school. The sciences in general are an integral part of the development of any person, as much as health, career, family and or sports.
Consider the specifics of teaching mathematics in the school curricula of some European countries.
Learning programs-summary information
| Name | Meaning | Equivalent | Min. age | Duration, years |
Next stage | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GCSE | General certificate of secondary education | secondary education (non-accomplished) | 14 | 1–2 | A-Levels | 15,000 USD+ |
| A-Levels | Advanced level | secondary education (accomplished) | 16 | 2 | University | 15,000 USD+ |
| BTEC | Business and Technology Education Board | secondary special education | 14 | 2–3 | University/ work | 15,000 USD+ |
| Oxbridge Preparation | Preparing for Oxford and Cambridge | secondary education (accomplished) | 17 | 1 | University | 15,000 USD+ |
| International Baccalaureate | International baccalaureate | secondary education (accomplished) | 16 | 2 | University | 18,000 USD+ |
| Foundation/ Pathway Year | Preparatory year | admission to the 1st year of university | 17 | 1 | University | 14,000 USD+ |
| NCUK | The Northern consortium | 2 year university | 17,5 | 1 | 2 year University of NCUK | 13,000 USD+ |
| Special Preparation (Medics/Math/Business) | Specialized training | - | 14 | optional | optional | 4,000 USD+ |
| Academic English | Academic English | Language school | 8 + | 6–12 months | School or University | 8,000 USD+ |
Advantages and disadvantages of English schools
| Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|
| The opportunity to enter the best universities in England, USA, Canada, Switzerland, Europe, the world | Expensive |
| High quality of education and academic standards | Strong workload |
| Perfect English after graduation | The need to change the social environment; it takes time to adapt |
| Useful contacts | The difficulty of choosing the most suitable school for the child, requires a qualified specialist |
Top 21 boarding colleges in England 2026
| 1 | Cardiff Sixth Form College |
| 2 | National Mathematics and Science College |
| 3 | Abbey College Cambridge |
| 4 | d'Overbroeck's College |
| 5 | MPW London |
| 6 | CATS Cambridge |
| 7 | Kensington Park |
| 8 | DLD London |
| 9 | King's College St Michael’s |
| 10 | Bellerbys Cambridge |
| 11 | Chelsea Independent College |
| 12 | MPW Cambridge |
| 13 | Bellerbys Brighton |
| 14 | CATS London |
| 15 | St Clare's Oxford |
| 16 | Bishopstrow College |
| 17 | CATS Canterbury |
| 18 | Bellerbys London |
| 19 | Ealing Independent College |
| 20 | Cambridge Tutors College |
| 21 | Abbey Manchester |
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