Explore the school’s core academic, technical, vocational and competency-based programmes.
In Grades 7–9, students are exposed to a core group of foundation subjects.
At the end of Grade 9 (Third Form), students are placed into one of the school's streams based on their academic performance, interests, career aspirations and the availability of places.
Students pursue subjects in languages, literature, history, social sciences and the creative arts.
Designed for students interested in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and science-based careers.
Focuses on Accounting, Economics, Office Administration, Entrepreneurship and other business-related subjects.
Provides students with a balanced programme of academic and practical subjects suited to a broad range of interests and career pathways.
A broad secondary programme that develops academic knowledge, technical competence and examination readiness across a wide range of subject areas.
Competency-based vocational education that develops occupational skills through practical training and assessment.
Advanced-level study and Associate Degree pathways designed to prepare students for university, employment and professional growth.
The CAPE Associate Degree programme combines General Education, Core, Supporting and Elective courses to provide students with a well-rounded academic qualification.
| General Education Courses (Compulsory) | Core Courses (Based on Specialisation) | Supporting Courses | Elective |
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At least four CAPE Units relevant to the selected area of specialisation. |
At least two single units selected
from the following CAPE categories:
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One additional CAPE unit may be selected from any CAPE subject not already included in the General Education, Core or Supporting course requirements. |
A flexible foundation programme supporting literacy, numeracy, personal development and preparation for further education.
