Description : GCSE in Royal Alexandra and Albert School

The program of incomplete secondary education is represented in most British hostels, including the Royal Alexandra and Albert School. The curriculum includes a fairly large number of subjects - some are compulsory for all (like mathematics and English), some are chosen by students themselves for a more thorough and in-depth study. At the end of the course (it is designed for 2 years) students take exams - good scores obtained as a result of testing, make it possible to switch to the Sixth Form and in the future to continue their studies at the chosen university.

The Royal Alexandra and Albert School Women's Boarding School is located near London (it is also easy to get to major international airports), special school buses are organized to help day-school girls to get to campus.

Primarily Royal Alexandra and Albert School is known for its excellent academic quality. Here for learning and all-round development a warm, friendly and comfortable environment is created that helps the students to achieve their high goals and demonstrate really great results. The quality of the education is emphasized by the high results at the GCSE and A-level annual exams, as well as by the 93rd place in the national ranking (according to The Daily Telegraph). The director to date is Lynn Taylor-Gubi (Bachelor of Education, Master of Arts).

Royal Alexandra and Albert School accepts only girls for instruction, using the traditional separate learning scheme for Britain. Students actively develop valuable and positive personal qualities: good behavior and knowledge of etiquette, attentiveness to others, independence, responsibility and sense of mutual understanding.