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This programme is the perfect preparation for students planning to study GCSEs with us or continue on to another British boarding school.
It gives students the necessary academic and language skills to integrate quickly into a mainstream school. The academic year starts in September and finishes in June, but students can join at the start of any term and stay for between 3 months and 2 years.
Most students come for one year (3 terms) before beginning GCSEs or returning home to continue their education.
| Ages |
12-14 |
| Start dates |
September, January, March |
| Minimum language level |
IELTS 3.5 / Common European Framework level B1 |
| Length of study |
1 term to 2 years (Term dates)
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| Curriculum |
Based on British National Curriculum up to Key Stage 3 |
| Subjects and qualifications |
- English (Key English Test (KET) or
Preliminary English Test (PET))
- Mathematics
- Science
- Geography
- Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
- Business Studies
- Art
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| Weekly tuition |
25 hours plus 4 hours of supervised prep |
| Weekly sports and activities |
10 hours sport and activities |
| Organised trips and tours |
Past study trips have included visits to:
- the Body Shop factory to learn about an international business
- Canterbury Cathedral
- London’s museums and art galleries
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| Fees |
Termly fees for the academic year 2009/2010 are £8,300
Termly fees for the academic year 2010/2011 are £8,600
For full details please see fees and payment. |
| Next steps |
At the end of one or two years, students can begin studying on a GCSE programme. |
Further information
Our admissions staff will be delighted to talk to you in detail about our programmes. If you have a question or query, please complete our online enquiry form.
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“I spent two weeks on the summer programme preparing for a term of studies here at Bedgebury.
“All the staff and students are friendly - they are like my family.”
Glossary
GCSE
an academic qualification awarded in a specified subject, generally taken in a number of subjects by students aged 14-16 in secondary education in England.
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