
British curriculum · Lytham St Annes
Preschool to high school, taught in English
In short: AKS Lytham is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Lytham St Annes, UK. It offers British. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school. Taught in English.
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AKS follows the English National Curriculum from Nursery and the Prep School through GCSEs in the Senior School to A Levels in the Sixth Form, with 45% of A Level grades at A*/A and 47% of GCSE grades at 9-7 in 2026.
AKS is organised into the Nursery and Prep School, the Senior School and the Sixth Form. Pupils can join at different entry points, including Year 7 and Year 10, when some students arrive to prepare for their GCSEs, and continue to A Levels.
AKS is a community that values every pupil's individual contribution, whether on stage, on the sports pitch or in service of others, and aims to ensure excellent outcomes for each individual according to their needs.
English is the language of instruction at AKS Lytham, which follows the English National Curriculum through GCSEs and A Levels.
Clifton Drive, Lytham St Annes FY8 1DT, United Kingdom
The school's site on Clifton Drive in Lytham St Annes provides Nursery, Prep, Senior and Sixth Form facilities, including sports pitches and performance spaces for its sporting, musical and dramatic programmes.
Families can apply for scholarships and financial support. School transport routes cover Blackpool, Poulton-le-Fylde, Kirkham, Preston and the wider Fylde Coast, and there is catering, a holiday club, a school shop and an active PTA.
AKS offers a wide range of opportunities in sport, performing arts and co-curricular activities, and pupils with particular ability in sport, music or drama are supported to excel. Open events and a holiday club run throughout the year.
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Standardized curriculum for schools in England.
Lessons are taught in English.
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