The Senior School is where students truly come into their own as they grow into independent young adults. Our future-focused British education, grounded in international perspective, challenges and equips Years 7 to 13 with the knowledge, global qualifications and adaptable mindsets required to lead in a changing world.
Senior School at a Glance
- Ages: 11-18 years old (Years 7 to 13)
- The School Day: 8.30am to 3.40pm, with six 60-minute lessons, lunch and break times, with optional after-school activities
- Qualifications: Globally recognised GCSEs (Years 10 and 11) and A Levels (Years 12 and 13)
- Global Perspectives: Model United Nations (MUN), cultural celebrations and international trips
- The Workplace of 2035: Reverse-engineered learning building 21st-century character and skills
Balancing Challenge and Choice
Curriculum and Learning Pathways
From the first day of Year 7 to the last day of Year 13, students at the BSA navigate a clear and structured academic journey, designed to stretch their academic boundaries, character and creativity.
Rooted in the best of the British education system, each stage of the Senior School journey evolves, starting with a wide foundation, leading to a deep specialisation in chosen subjects as visions for the future expand.
The Bridge to a Boundless FutureLife Beyond School | Senior School at the BSA isn’t just about achieving excellent academic results – it’s about preparing students to take ownership of their future. We teach students how to make informed decisions. We provide personalised guidance for the future every step of the way. Future-focused learning, one-to-one university counselling and industry partnerships culminates in seamless academic transfer and career progression worldwide. A BSA education travels – it opens doors to universities across the world, allowing our graduates to thrive wherever their next academic steps may take them. | |
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