Additional Opportunities

Unique Educational Programmes

Claremont School offers a variety of unique programmes that enrich the learning experience. One such programme is Forest School, where students engage in active learning outdoors. Here, they learn to build shelters from wood, use natural materials for creative projects, and study safety when working with tools. These activities not only enhance physical activity but also foster teamwork and problem-solving skills, which are vital in everyday life.

International Connections and Experiences

As a member of a global network encompassing 80 schools, 76,000 students, and 10,000 educators across 21 countries, our students benefit from unparalleled opportunities. These include participation in events like the Model United Nations, fostering global awareness and public speaking skills; rigorous academic competitions in chess and mathematics; and the ISP International Film Festival, showcasing student creativity.

Pre-A Level Programmes

For international students aged 15-16, Claremont School offers a Pre-A Level Programme. This programme lasts from two to five semesters, depending on the students’ needs. They receive intensive English language lessons, preparing them for A Level or BTEC examinations. An important aspect is the support provided in subject and university selection, which helps shape their future careers and study plans.

Pre-High School Programme

Claremont’s Pre-High School Programme caters to students aged 11-13, emphasizing rigorous Academic English to prepare them for Cambridge examinations. A personalized approach, facilitated by small class sizes, accelerates learning. Students are fully integrated into the mainstream school, enriching their experience with extracurricular activities in art, environmental studies, and sports.

Extracurricular Activities

In addition to academic opportunities, Claremont School offers a wide range of extracurricular activities. The school timetable includes clubs and societies, covering sports, arts, and environmental initiatives. Students are encouraged to participate in competitions, exhibitions, and festivals, allowing them to develop personal qualities and engage in school life. This approach helps create not only an educational but also a creative and collaborative atmosphere among students.