The Brighton College family of schools adopt the British Curriculum, which is a set of teaching standards followed by the primary and secondary schools in the UK and most British international schools outside of it. The British Curriculum covers a wide range of subjects and is organised into blocks of years called ‘key stages’. The study of most subjects under the curriculum would usually culminate in the sitting of GCSE exams at the end of Key Stage 4. Learn more about our curriculum.
Brighton College (Singapore) will be Brighton College’s sixth international school after Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Bangkok and Dubai each with the aim to become the leading educator in its city.
The Brighton College family of schools provides excellent opportunities for staff and children to share ideas, develop understanding and make personal connections.
Established in 1845, Brighton College is one of England’s leading independent schools for girls and boys aged 3-18.
Brighton College is twice winner of The Sunday Times Independent School of the Year, and in November 2020 was award the title of England’s Independent School of the Decade.
The College regularly achieves the best A-level and GCSE results of any fully co-educational school in the UK, whilst ensuring children enjoy a wealth of co-curricular opportunities.
Renowned for their focus on kindness and developing curiosity through an innovative style of education that encourages children to be a part of society and not apart from it, the schools around the world also excel in art, music, dance, drama and sporting achievements.
Brighton College (Singapore), Brighton College’s fifth international school overseas, is closely connected with the UK founding school and endorse the best traditions of British independent school education.
To know more about Brighton College UK, please visit the school website.
