
British curriculum · Brighton
Middle school to high school, taught in English
In short: Oxford International College Brighton is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Brighton, UK. It offers British. Stages: middle school and high school (ages 13–18). Taught in English.
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OIC Brighton follows the English National Curriculum: a Pre-GCSE Programme to prepare international students, GCSE programmes for ages 14 to 16 with up to 10 subjects, and A Levels, qualifications respected by the world's top universities and employers. Global skills and a personalised university strategy complement the academic programme.
The college offers a Pre-GCSE Programme, which builds knowledge and skills before GCSE study, GCSE courses for students aged 14 to 16 that prepare them for A Level success, and A Level programmes in the sixth form leading to university.
OIC Brighton aims to inspire students to excel by building a pathway around their talents and university ambitions, combining the highest academic standards with personal growth and future-focused global skills.
English is the language of instruction, and the college welcomes students from around the world, with the Pre-GCSE Programme helping them prepare for GCSE study in English.
Brighton, United Kingdom
The campus is set among 23 acres of parkland, woods and rolling hills, close to Brighton and the coast, with purpose-built learning spaces, boarding accommodation and outdoor areas for study, fitness and socialising. It is staffed around the clock for security.
Each student has a dedicated Strategy Tutor for personalised pastoral support, the college puts student wellbeing first, and the campus is staffed around the clock.
OIC Brighton is a boarding college whose community of like-minded young people from around the world lives on a 23-acre campus staffed around the clock, with a programme of weekend activities and trips.
Outside lessons students take part in experiences aligned with their goals, and boarders enjoy weekend activities such as exploring The Lanes in Brighton, paddle boarding, kayaking and hiking on the South Downs, as well as day trips to London, exhibitions and theme parks.
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Standardized curriculum for schools in England.
Lessons are taught in English. It also teaches Spanish, French, Mandarin and Russian.
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