The total number of subjects reaches 21: among them there are both mandatory and optional disciplines. Students can practice: for example, to help visually impaired students of junior courses, students with dyslexia.

The courses of a foreign language are very popular:

Spanish;

German;

French.

There is an opportunity to take part in student exchanges with Germany and France.

As a separate subject is taught ICT (information and communication technologies); Its basis includes the composition of other disciplines - for example, geography, mathematics and other sciences.

School description

The City of London School of Freemen's School opened its doors in 1854 and initially worked as a mixed studying institution. At its current location the school has been operating since 1926. Approximately 40% of students are brothers and sisters: this family atmosphere has a very positive effect on the internal school environment, making it very warm, hospitable and comfortable.

Philip MacDonald has been working as a director since 2007, he was educated at Oxford and before that he worked as the director of Mount St Mary`s college, taught classical disciplines of Rougemont, taught English in Milan and Venice.

All courses of this institution

GCSE

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 Annual

14-16

from 10 928 £ / term

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The courses of a foreign language are very popular:

Spanish;

German;

French.

There is an opportunity to take part in student exchanges with Germany and France.

As a separate subject is taught ICT (information and communication technologies); Its basis includes the composition of other disciplines - for example, geography, mathematics and other sciences.

A-Level program

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 Annual

16-18

from 10 995 £ / term

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Students can choose the most priority disciplines from 24 possible options. Most students choose 4 subjects in the first year (AS) and 3 in the second (A-level). Also all students write a research project and develop a critical thinking skill.

According to statistics, approximately 45% of students take the A-level exams in exact and natural sciences, 24% in art or humanitarian subjects, and 31% combine both blocks.

It is possible to practice by helping younger students with dyslexia or visual impairment.

There are frequent student exchanges with Germany and France, foreign languages occupy an important place in the educational program.

The direction of information and communication technologies (ICT) is separately taught - in addition, it is part of mathematics, computer science and geography.

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