International A Level
Years 12–13 · A senior-secondary programme with subject choices across languages, mathematics, sciences, business, economics and creative disciplines.
Learning at this stage
International A Level provides deeper study in selected subjects, alongside English communication and physical and health education. Subject choices should reflect students’ interests and the entry requirements of their intended university courses.
Subjects and weekly sessions
Subject availability and timetable arrangements may vary. Please confirm the current arrangements with the school.
| Area | Subject | Sessions per week |
|---|---|---|
| Core | IELTS & English Communication: Listening & Writing | 3 |
| Core | IELTS & English Communication: Reading & Speaking | 3 |
| Core | Physical & Health Education | 3 |
| Arts electives: choose 3 | Art and Design | 7 |
| Arts electives: choose 3 | Physical Education | 7 |
| Arts electives: choose 3 | Information Technology / Computer Science | 7 |
| Arts electives: choose 3 | Psychology / Mathematics | 7 |
| Business electives: 3 subjects | Mathematics / Psychology | 7 |
| Business electives: 3 subjects | Business | 7 |
| Business electives: 3 subjects | Economics | 7 |
| Science electives: choose 3 | Physics | 7 |
| Science electives: choose 3 | Chemistry | 7 |
| Science electives: choose 3 | Biology / Mathematics | 7 |
| Science electives: choose 3 | Further Mathematics¹ | 7 |
| Total per student | 30 |
Clubs and associations
Clubs and activities take place Monday to Friday, 3:30–4:30 pm, outside the 30 teaching sessions. Participation is compulsory for Years 7–9 and voluntary for Years 10–13.
Curriculum and timetable notes
- Students take three elective subjects. Arts and science pathways offer four listed choices; the business pathway lists three subjects.
- ¹ Further Mathematics applies to Year 13 only.
- Examination entries, subject availability and weekly teaching sessions are subject to confirmed school arrangements. Examination dates remain provisional.