The International College is open to all boys and girls aged between 11 and 16 years old on entry from non-British, non-English speaking backgrounds who wish to join or experience the British Educational system. There are no formal academic entry requirements except:
candidates joining the 1 year GCSE course must have at least lower intermediate standard English (approximately 4+ on the IELTS score or 75% on the College's own test). Candidates who arrive for this course without this level of English may either be referred to the two-year GCSE programme (if they are young enough), or to a limited GCSE programme concentrating on less linguistically-based examination subjects plus additional English tuition (if they are already aged 16).
The International College is open to all regardless of ethnicity, language and religion. The College is working towards being accessible to all, regardless of physical handicap.
The enrolment procedure for the main academic year programme is available in the pdf below:
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Prospective parents must read the Conditions of Admission before they sign the application form. A copy of the Conditions of Admission can be downloaded in pdf format below:
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For further information, please contact the College Registrar using the Contacts page above.
19/02/2012: College Concert - Music to our ears...
A large and appreciative audience of visitors, teachers and students enjoyed a varied and interesting programme of music...16/02/2012: College students perform excellently in Public Speaking competition
On Tuesday 31st January, two year 10 students represented the College in a Public Speaking competition for international students...05/02/2012: Sports Report: Girl's win at netball, U16 basketball team lose in last seconds......
Netball and basketball make this week's headlines...30/01/2012: Chinese New Year Celebrations
Students and Staff from the International College celebrate the start of the Year of the Dragon...16/01/2012: Year 11 Art students visit the National Portrait Gallery in London
As part of their IGCSE course, students spent time in the National Portrait Gallery in London