Senior SchoolThe Senior School comprises over 450 students drawn from a diverse range of nationalities and backgrounds. Our students bring with them a wealth of cultural and educational experiences, personifying the value we place upon diversity and difference.
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Students at Key Stage 3 (Years 7 - 9) study subjects and themes drawn from the National Curriculum of England. At Key Stage 4 (Years 10 and 11) there is a wide choice of GCSE and IGCSE courses providing students with the opportunity to acquire a broad and balanced range of qualifications.
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In the Sixth Form (Years 12 and 13) students will study for the International Baccalaureate Diploma. An IB Diploma gained at BISC allows students to reach the world's top universities.
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Students are guided in their studies by an experienced team of tutors who monitor their overall progress and welfare at school. There is also a structured and supportive pastoral programme.
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We believe in a broad curriculum. To this end, we are committed to offer learning opportunities outside the classroom which take advantage of our excellent facilities. We have a thriving sports programme, an extensive schedule of music lessons with peripatetic teachers, and a broad range of co-curricular activities on offer, including the Duke of Edinburgh International Award, Model United Nations and Young Enterprise.
Senior students also play an active role in their Houses through a range of activities and competitions such as the House Music, the House Sports Day and the House Quiz.
Senior students also play an active role in their Houses through a range of activities and competitions such as the House Music, the House Sports Day and the House Quiz.
Model United Nations
BISC students can join the delegation that attends Model United Nations events, either at BISC or around the region. Students discuss important global issues related to education, health, justice, human rights and more.
Their effective presentations and debates are rewarded with approved resolutions, with many students receiving awards and honourable mentions from the judges.
Their effective presentations and debates are rewarded with approved resolutions, with many students receiving awards and honourable mentions from the judges.
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