Description : GCSE in Kingswood Private School

In addition to the traditional school subjects that for many years are included in the secondary school curriculum, the institution constantly introduces innovative and modern disciplines into the curriculum: for example, economics, business, critical thinking (an excellent training option for those who want to pass the A-level exams well And go to Oxford or Cambridge), design technology and others.

Foreign students can attend classes at a special rate of EAL (English as a foreign language): this is a great opportunity to improve the language level in a short time, learn to think in English and communicate at the level of the carrier.

All classes are conducted in an interesting interactive form: the teacher talks with students, involves him in discussions and discussions, stimulates to express his own opinion and to argue it. Students learn to form their assessment, judgments, supported by facts and personal conclusions. The mastering of project work skills is provided, various role games and simulated situations, presentations are constantly arranged.

On the GCSE program in the curriculum of each student about 10 disciplines: 4 of them are mandatory and are visited by all without exception, the rest are chosen independently as electives. The list of disciplines is as follows:

• Economics and business
• Computer techologies
• natural Sciences
• English
• Physical culture and sports
• computer science
• Personal and social development
• art
• foreign languages
• music
• Design and technology
• humanitarian sciences
• theology
• ESL (English as a second, foreign language)
• Theater and drama
• mathematics
• policy.

The cost of training traditionally depends on the chosen level of training:

• 7-8 years, full board = 25878 £ / year, 8626 £ / term
• 9-13 years: full board = 30999 £ / year, 10333 £ / term.

A two-year program for students who plan further training at a selected university. The A-level certificate with high scores is so much appreciated by the admissions committee that in most cases it frees the student from passing the entrance exams (provided that the subjects passed on the A-level exam coincide with those that are planned to be studied in the chosen specialty).

Students themselves choose subjects for their curriculum: for the first year there are 5-6, for the second year there are only 3-4, and exams are passed for them. In addition to the selected academic studies, students will find a large number of interesting electives, sports training and creative studios, excursions, hikes and activities.

Items can be selected from the following list:

• art
• Theater and drama
• Personal and social development
• mathematics
• English
• Design and technology
• theology
• humanitarian sciences
• natural Sciences
• foreign languages
• music
• Computer techologies
• ESL (English as a second, foreign language)
• Physical culture and sports
• Latin
• Telecommunications
• policy
• Economics and business
• computer science.

The cost of training traditionally depends on the chosen level of training:

• 7-8 years, full board = 25878 £ / year, 8626 £ / term
• 9-13 years: full board = 30999 £ / year, 10333 £ / term.