Expert help is given with university entrance through special workshops. Individual help is given with
university applications in Year 13.
Years 12 & 13 (for students aged 16 to 18 years old)
During these years, students normally choose 4 subjects for in-depth academic study leading to Cambridge (CIE) Advanced Supplementary and Advanced Level examinations. These Cambridge diplomas are a university entry qualification. Our graduates have progressed to leading universities all over the world. Amongst the universities last year's graduates entered were Imperial College London (world ranking 6) and the University of Edinburgh (world ranking 23) (please see worlduniversityrankings).
Students are encouraged to take responsibility for their studies, with independent work forming an important part of the course alongside the taught element. Some are given the role of Prefect, overseeing and assisting younger children in the school. Britannica students are also encouraged to play a role in the wider community, taking part in social and charity projects which are an important part of their broader education. Such activities as well as broadening their schooling experience, enhance their profiles when applying for university admission.
Students are encouraged to take responsibility for their studies, with independent work forming an important part of the course alongside the taught element. They may apply to take on the role of Prefect, senior students with responsibilities in overseeing and assisting the younger students in the school. They are also encouraged to play a role in the wider community, taking part in social and charity projects which are an important part of their broader education.
The main priority for our senior students (age 16 to 18 years) is to gain academic qualifications that take them on to further study at university. Our graduates have gone on to universities all over the world, including many in the UK and the USA.