Curriculum

The Winchester School offers The National Curriculum for England. The school currently operates from Foundation Stage to Year 13. Students do their exams from CIE and Edexcel board.

The National Curriculum for England

The National Curriculum for England is a broad and balanced curriculum applied in over 150 countries across the world. It is based on a structured and broad framework that outlines expected levels of achievement through all stages of a student’s school life.

In Foundation Stage  1 and 2 students follow the Early Years Foundation Stage program. In year 1 To 9, students’ progress through the National Curriculum for England. Years 10 and 11 study IGCSE subjects, years 12 and 13 AS and A level subjects.  All examinations are sat with Cambridge International Examination Board except Psychology and Statistics at IGCSE which is Edexcel. We also offer BTEC Nationals Level 3 Diploma from PEARSON (Equivalent in standards to A levels) in Business, IT and Applied sciences. BTEC is reported as a Pass (P), Merit (M), Distinction (D) or Distinction* (D*). All these awards are recognized worldwide. Graduates from The Winchester School progress to higher education institutions worldwide, with many gaining acceptance into prestigious universities.

In addition to the development of specific skills and competencies, the curriculum emphasises innovation, enquiry, creativity, analytical evaluation  and other skills needed to meet the challenges of the future.

Our students have opportunities to utilize cutting-edge technologies to enrich their learning experience. For instance, they engage with platforms such as Blooket, Nearpod, Educaplay, Tinkercad, Codemonkeys, and Edpuzzle. The integration of coding in our curriculum ensures that students remain abreast of the latest advancements.