Senior School · Ages 14–18
Toward the world.
The senior years carry students through Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma to university and beyond. The work is demanding and the support is close, with counsellors who start early and know each student well.
Our approach
Ages 14–18, taught with care.
From the age of fourteen, students sit the Cambridge IGCSE, a broad, examined foundation across the sciences, humanities, mathematics, languages and the arts. It teaches them to write at length, to handle data and to argue from evidence, and it leaves their options genuinely open.
At sixteen they move into the IB Diploma: three subjects at higher level and three at standard, alongside Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and the creativity, activity and service strand. It is an ambitious, coherent programme, and our college counselling team works with each student from the first term to find the right destination. Ninety-eight percent of our leavers take up their first or second choice of university.
Computing & enterprise
Coding & innovation
Beyond timetabled computer science, the coding club builds real things: a tool for the school office, an app for a local cause, an entry for a regional hackathon. Students learn to scope a problem, ship a working version and stand behind their decisions.
Research & study
Digital learning & research
The IB Extended Essay asks for a genuine piece of independent research. Our librarians and subject teachers teach students to find good sources, weigh evidence, reference properly and write at university length, in fully equipped digital-research suites.
University pathways
What this stage opens up.
Cambridge IGCSE
Ages 14 to 16: a broad, examined foundation across sciences, humanities, mathematics, languages and the arts.
IB Diploma Programme
Ages 16 to 18: three higher and three standard subjects, with Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and CAS.
College counselling
One-to-one guidance from the first term: course choice, applications, references and interview practice.
University placement
Ninety-eight percent of leavers take up their first or second choice, at universities across India and abroad.
Beyond the Diploma
Support for portfolios, auditions, aptitude tests and gap-year plans for the routes that ask for more than grades.
The continuum
Come and see
Spend a morning with us.
Meet the teachers and counsellors who will guide your child to university. Book a senior-school visit, or read how to apply.