Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form

Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form of
Bodiam

 

Claremont Senior School and Sixth Form, Bodiam, East Sussex TN32 5UJ, TN32 5UJ, Bodiam, South East.

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Claremont School's Senior School and Sixth Form occupies the Bodiam site in the East Sussex countryside, close to the medieval Bodiam Castle and roughly 15 km north of the school's Prep campus in St Leonards-on-Sea. Claremont traces its origins to 1925, when it opened in Hove with just a few pupils; it later moved to St Leonards, became fully co-educational in 1982, opened the Bodiam senior site in 2011 and joined the International Schools Partnership (ISP) in 2018. The senior campus teaches boys and girls from Year 9 to Year 13 (about 13 to 18 years old) and the school reports a senior community of more than 310 pupils. Teaching follows an enhanced British curriculum leading to GCSEs at the end of Year 11 and to A Levels, BTECs and the Extended Project Qualification in the Sixth Form, which has its own study centre. Claremont describes itself as a non-selective school and takes both day pupils and weekly or full boarders, who live in Clyde House and Pyke House; its boarding provision has been graded Outstanding by Ofsted. Distinctive features include an international football academy led by coaches with professional-club experience, a performing arts department that has won national awards and prepares pupils for LAMDA and ABRSM qualifications, an equestrian pathway, a strong English as an Additional Language department for overseas students, and access to ISP global programmes such as Model United Nations, filmmaking and cultural exchanges.

Educational System of Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form


Method

Pedagogical method general Curriculum

School values

Claremont wants each pupil to be known, valued and helped to reach their own potential, and it presents itself as an inclusive, non-selective community that treats differences as strengths. The school stresses a personalised pathway for every student, pairing academic ambition with practical life skills, which are tracked in a Skills Passport based on a framework developed with Camtree and Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge. Leadership roles, a strong pastoral system and the international outlook of the ISP network complete its approach.

Number of Students: 310

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Uniform Uniform
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Attention to Diversity at Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form


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Educational Stages of Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form


Nursery
Preschool
Primary
Middle School
High School
Vocational Training

Information about the educational stages of the Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form

This record covers Claremont's Senior School and Sixth Form at Bodiam. The Senior School teaches Years 9 to 11 (ages 13–16) and prepares pupils for GCSEs through core subjects plus four options, with tracking through GL assessments and regular progress reviews. The Sixth Form (Years 12–13, ages 16–18) offers A Levels, BTECs and the EPQ, together with personalised university and careers guidance that includes UCAS mentoring, Oxbridge preparation and admissions test support. Younger pupils, from Nursery to Year 8, attend the Claremont Prep School campus in St Leonards-on-Sea.

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Languages and International Programs at Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form


Spanish Spanish (Half)
English English (Instructional)
French French (Half)
Mandarin Mandarin (Half)
German German (Half)

Information about languages of the Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form

English is the language of teaching, and overseas pupils receive English as an Additional Language (EAL) support in small classes. Specific routes for international students include a Pre-High School programme for ages 10–14 that prepares for Year 9 entry, a one-year GCSE course, a three-year A Level route with IELTS preparation and short immersion stays. Senior and Sixth Form students can study French, Spanish, German and Mandarin, and French and Spanish can be taken to GCSE and A Level. Pupils may also sit exams in a supported home language, and the school prepares candidates for Cambridge English certificates. Claremont reports a community drawn from more than 20 nationalities.

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Information about international degrees and programmes of the Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form

The senior curriculum is British. In Years 9 to 11 every pupil studies GCSE English Language, English Literature, Mathematics and Science (combined or separate sciences) and adds four options chosen from subjects such as Business, Computer Science, Dance, Design & Technology, Drama, Fine Art, Geography, Global Perspectives, History, Music, Photography, Physical Education, Religious Studies and modern languages. In the Sixth Form students build a personalised programme of A Levels, which can be combined with Level 3 BTECs, the Extended Project Qualification, LAMDA, Arts Awards, the Sports Leaders Level 3 award and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Through the ISP network pupils can also join international learning opportunities such as ISP Model United Nations, ISP Filmmakers, ISP Scientists and virtual or in-person cultural exchanges.

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Extracurricular Activities at Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form


Arts activities

Music Music
Dance Dance
Singing Singing
Theater Theater

Sports activities

Horse riding Horse riding
Football Football
Swimming Swimming
Chess Chess
Cricket Cricket

Information about extracurricular activities of the Claremont School – Senior School & Sixth Form

Senior pupils can join the Claremont International Football Academy, which combines school study with coaching from staff with professional-club backgrounds, strength and conditioning and performance analysis, or follow an equestrian pathway alongside their studies. The performing arts programme covers dance, drama, musical theatre and music, with LAMDA and ABRSM routes, school productions and choirs that run up to senior level. The wider club programme includes chess, a swim squad, coding, cooking, orchestra and ensembles, while school teams compete locally and abroad (recently at a cricket tournament in France). Leadership roles include house captaincies, the Student Council, prefects, the Sports Leaders award and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Bronze, Silver and Gold level.

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