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IGCSE · WASSCE · A Level

Senior School

A challenging and balanced education that prepares students for further study, leadership and life beyond school.

International pathwayCambridge IGCSE
National pathwayWASSCE
Advanced pathwayCambridge A Level
TeachingSpecialist groups

Education for the future

Independent thought with breadth of opportunity

Senior School develops the intellectual skills students need for further study, including the ability to think critically and logically while retaining imagination and a diversity of interests.

Academic study is balanced by clubs, societies, leadership roles, extension activities, sport, the arts and travel. This breadth prepares students for further education and life beyond school.

STEM subjects are a particular strength, while the arts and commercial subjects encourage original thought, creativity and informed judgement.

Critical thinkingStudents learn to question, analyse evidence and reach well-supported conclusions.
LeadershipRoles across school life develop responsibility, initiative and consideration for others.
BreadthAcademic subjects, activities and the arts create a balanced Senior School experience.
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Recognised pathways

IGCSE, WASSCE and Cambridge A Level

Students can follow Nigerian and international qualification pathways with focused support from specialist teachers.

Cambridge IGCSE is an international qualification for students aged 14 to 16. At Concord, students prepare for IGCSE before progressing to Cambridge A Level or the WASSCE pathway.

Year 12 (SS3) students can prepare for Cambridge AS and A Level examinations in small teaching groups, while WASSCE preparation supports progression to universities in Nigeria and abroad.

Cambridge IGCSEA broad international programme that prepares students for advanced study.
WASSCEFocused preparation for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination.
Cambridge A LevelAdvanced subject study for students progressing to university.
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Beyond examination results

Confident, caring and ready to contribute

Senior School is about strong academic outcomes and the personal qualities students need to make thoughtful choices in a changing world.

Students develop as confident and independent thinkers through purposeful study, collaboration and participation in the wider life of the school.

Close relationships with teachers and peers help students prepare for university, employment and the responsibilities that follow school.

ConfidenceStudents learn to communicate clearly and approach challenge with purpose.
CommunityShared learning and activities create a strong sense of belonging.
ProgressionAcademic and personal guidance supports informed decisions about the future.
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