Description : GCSE in Cranleigh School

The course of incomplete secondary education includes studying both compulsory subjects (for example, mathematics and English), and optional, which students choose independently from a fairly extensive list:

• English
• English literature
• Physical Education and Sports
• Economy
• French
• Mathematics
• Business
• Spanish
• Music
• Fabrics and textiles
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Geography
• History
• Religious Studies
• The photo
• Art and Design
• Music
• Physics
• Personal and social development
• Technology and Design
• Drama and theatrical skill.

Cranleigh School (Cranly School) has adopted a mixed form of studying: boys and girls from around the world can learn from the age of 7 to 18 years. Despite the fact that the official religion of the campus is Anglicanism (which is typical of Great Britain), the children of any confession and religion, regardless of their origin, social level, or nationality, are accepted into the school.

The school has a full-time education and a boarding school, and the total number of students reaches 900 people. The campus is located in the cozy and picturesque village of Cranly (Surrey) - the distance to the center of London can be overcome in just an hour and a half. In fact Cranly is the suburb of the British capital.

Cranleigh School dates back to 1865: it was founded to educate the sons of the followers of the Anglican church, but soon enough boys from families of local nobility began to take it here, and coeducation was introduced relatively recently - only in 1999 .