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Diploma years

Diploma Years Programme

The upper secondary school programme consists of a range of curricular and extra curricular subjects prescribed by the International Baccalaureate's diploma level. This comprises a continous two years course leading to international university entrance qualifications, called the IB Diploma Programme (DP)

As from September 2010, the school is offering upper secondary school courses in DP one through DP two (approximately equivalent to US grades eleven and twelve/ UK years twelve and thirteen.) The programme will culminate in the International Baccalaureate’s Diploma for university entrance, with the school's first examination class being presented in 2012.

The school’s philosophy of providing a holistic education in the Primary and Middle Schools is continued at Diploma level in a course which encourages international-mindedness, a positive attitude to learning and the development of the whole student, physically, intellectually, emotionally and ethically. In addition, a rigorous external assessment with published global standards leads to qualifications recognized by universities worldwide.

The class size of a maximum of 15 students per class is generally implemented school wide.