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Educational Programs

Brighton International School follows the British curriculum from kindergarten onward. Early years emphasize holistic development—physical, mental, and social—while primary students in grades 1-6 cover English, math, sciences, ICT, a second language, social studies, music, art, and PE. The middle years serve ages 11-14, offering Cambridge Checkpoint exams as a milestone, before seniors pursue IGCSE and A-level qualifications, selecting from around 20 subjects to match their university goals.

Opportunities at Brighton International School

The school offers extensive opportunities for enrichment that extend well beyond academics. Students participate in interest-driven clubs exploring dance, art, and journalism, while social clubs bring them together around sports, creative projects, and cooking. Weekly events throughout the calendar foster team spirit and imaginative thinking, ensuring everyone finds space to pursue their passions and connect with peers.

Leadership and Participation

Brighton International School actively encourages students to participate in its social life. The Student Representative Council (SRC) involves them in organizing school events, while the BRIGHT LEADER program develops their leadership qualities, ethical consciousness, and entrepreneurial skills. Through these initiatives, students become confident, responsible leaders capable of positively impacting their community.

Language Support

For students learning English as a second language, the Brighton English Enhancement Program (BEEP) offers targeted support. This structured assistance helps them successfully engage with academic content in English, easing their transition into the school environment. International students who arrive without prior experience in this type of education particularly benefit, achieving strong academic results through the program’s dedicated approach.