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Concord Junior School students learning through practical mathematics

Typically ages 11 to 14

Junior School

A broad and challenging education that develops curiosity, confidence and the foundations students need for Senior School.

Typical age range11 to 14
School stageJSS 1 to JSS 3
AssessmentCambridge Checkpoint
TeachingSubject specialists

A broad beginning

Curiosity, challenge and individual progress

Junior School offers modern and challenging lessons that help pupils explore the world while developing secure foundations for Senior School.

Specialist teachers pay careful attention to each pupil’s progress and encourage every learner to fulfil their individual potential.

Pupils are expected to grasp new opportunities, celebrate their interests and take increasing responsibility for their learning. Field trips in geography, history and the sciences extend learning beyond the classroom.

Specialist teachingSubject teachers bring depth, enthusiasm and clear expectations to each lesson.
Individual progressCareful feedback helps each pupil recognise strengths and address gaps.
Wider learningField trips and practical experiences connect classroom knowledge to the world.
Junior School students conducting a practical science experiment

Cambridge Lower Secondary

An international measure of progress

Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint assesses learners at the end of the lower secondary stage and provides valuable feedback before Senior School.

The assessments are available in English, mathematics and science. Results give the school an external international benchmark and help teachers understand each learner’s strengths and areas for development.

Year Nine students take the relevant Checkpoint series as part of their preparation for IGCSE and other Senior School pathways.

EnglishReading, writing and communication are assessed against an international framework.
MathematicsStudents apply mathematical knowledge, reasoning and problem-solving skills.
ScienceScientific understanding and the interpretation of evidence are assessed together.
Junior School students learning through a practical mathematics activity