Secondary Level

IGCSE & IB Diploma — Preparing Students for Global Universities

Our Secondary Programme

Our Secondary School offers a rigorous academic pathway that includes the IGCSE and IB Diploma.

Beyond academics, we offer extensive extracurricular and leadership programmes.

IGCSE & A-Level Certified Center Professional Career & University Counseling Advanced Robotics & Coding Electives Global Exchange Programs
Secondary school students
IGCSE IB Diploma

Learning Skills

The programme develops students' learning skills in creative thinking, inquiry, and problem-solving.

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Creative Thinking

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Inquiry-Based Learning

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Problem-Solving

Co-curricular Activities

Enriching experiences beyond the classroom

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Futsal

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Fashion Design

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Basketball

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Cinematography

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Ensemble / Band

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Digital Art

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Badminton

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Photography

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Archery

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Dance

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our Secondary programme

▼ What is the difference between IB Diploma and IB certificate?
The IB Diploma Program requires students to take six different subjects (3 subjects in High Level, 3 subjects in Standard Level), together with two semesters of Theory of Knowledge. Diploma candidates also write an Extended Essay of about 4000 words. They also have to complete Creativity/Action/Service (CAS) activities and a project between the beginning of junior year and March of senior year.

Certificate Program students pick one or several courses from the six courses, but doesn't take the Theory of Knowledge, doesn't write an Extended Essay, and doesn't complete CAS activities or the project. Certificate program students can choose all subjects in Standard level.
▼ What schools can the IB Diploma/IB certificate go to?
The IB Diploma and IB certificate can go to both local and overseas schools that accept it based on the university/college requirements.
▼ What is the percentage of IB Diploma and IB certificate graduates?
50-50 which is based on the students scores, students motivation, the requirement of the schools they want to go to, and parents support.
▼ What is the advantage of taking the IB curriculum?
Students who join the IB program are equipped for the skills that they need in university such as critical thinking, problem solving, communication, essay and report writing.

They are also exposed to real life situations such as the topics they use case studies in class, CAS (Community, Activity and Service) trip, Internship at companies, and other class activities.

Our teachers all have educational backgrounds relevant to the subject they teach and are trained by the IBO (IB Organization).