Description : Primary school in Moreton Hall Private School

A secondary school program (typical of British schools) gives the right to receive a certificate of incomplete secondary education (General Certificate of Secondary Education) and to continue education in the senior classes (Sixth Form).

The students of the program study a very extensive list of academic subjects, most of which are compulsory. This diversity helps students to better understand their interests, abilities, inclinations, so that in the future (for example, on the A-level program), where you will need to independently form your curriculum, to make the right and reasonable choice. In general, more than 20 subjects (including electives) are available for study at the GCSE level. Teachers tend to form small classes - up to 15 people in each - to give each student the maximum amount of attention, track all successes and possible difficulties encountered.

A traditional British program for high school students of the Sixth Form level.

The course is designed for 2 years: this is an in-depth, thorough study of a small number of selected subjects. The A-level program is always quite difficult, but the results are worth it: most universities accept holders of good A-level certificates without entrance examinations, as they are confident in their "advancement", high level of knowledge and discipline.

The students choose independently subjects for personal curriculum, based on personal interests, inclinations, as well as the requirements of the future university and faculty. In the first year (AS-level) 4-5 disciplines are studied, on the second of them there are only 3-4 and already on them exams are passed, the results (points) of which are entered in the final certificate.

Moreton Hall Prep School is opened to students from 5 to 13 years old (boarding is available to students aged 7 years and over). Type of studying is mixed: here both boys and girls are studied.

The curriculum includes 10 academic subjects that are introduced gradually, from year to year increasing complexity:

• English
• Ancient world history
• The natural science course
• English literature
• Crafts
• Classical Civilizations
• Mathematics
• Religious Studies
• Geography
• History (general course).

Much attention is paid to the study of foreign languages ​​(in particular Latin and French) as a separate subject and as part of other courses information and communication technologies (ICT) are taught.

Practical exercises are combined with theoretical ones so that schoolchildren quickly learn how to apply the acquired knowledge in practice.

There are special support programs for students with disabilities, the ESL program (additional language classes) for foreign students is working.

The middle classes are devoted to studying the basic, key subjects of the school curriculum at a more in-depth, more complex level: the children begin to prepare for exams at the GCSE level. The natural-science course, which is taught in the lower grades by one block, is divided into biology, physics and chemistry separately. Great attention is paid to the study of foreign languages. Remains in the curriculum and sports (compulsory and optional), there is the opportunity to engage in various arts and crafts.