Landmark International School

The school is a not-for-profit, co-educational institution defined by a human-centred approach to learning. It aims to nurture self-directed, creative thinkers who contribute positively to their communities and the world. The school fosters a caring, inclusive environment where differences are celebrated as strengths and student agency is prioritized.

The school follows the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IBPYP) for Reception to Year 6, focusing on transdisciplinary, inquiry-based learning. Lower secondary (Years 7-9) follows the IB Middle Years Programme (IBMYP) framework, emphasizing conceptual, interdisciplinary study, STEM, and project-based learning. Upper secondary (Years 10-11) prepares students for CAIE IGCSE, JCQ GCSE, and ASDAN Level 2 qualifications, with a curriculum including subjects such as Spanish, Latin, Triple/Double Science, Astronomy, and Photography.

In 2024, 90% of GCSE/IGCSE results were grades 9-4, with 44% at grades 9-7, exceeding national averages. Graduates move on to a variety of sixth-form institutions, including Hills Road, The Leys, Long Road, and Cambridge Regional College, to pursue A-levels, the IB Diploma, or apprenticeships. The school emphasizes developing the whole learner to prepare them for their next steps.

The school employs a dedicated Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Coordinator (SENDCo) and provides robust support for students and parents. It maintains a focus on student wellbeing, having achieved a National Mental Health & Wellbeing Accreditation, and employs a student counsellor to support the school community. English as an Additional Language (EAL) support is available.

The school is non-selective and does not use entrance exams. The admissions process involves a visit and interview to ensure the school can meet the student's needs, followed by a taster day or two to assess group dynamics and student fit. Prospective families may book private tours or video calls with the Headteacher.

The school operates on a three-term academic year. Term dates are available via the school's public calendar.

Located at The Old Rectory in Fulbourn, Cambridge, the school provides a unique environment where primary and secondary students learn side-by-side. The campus includes facilities for science, art, and photography, and offers on-site car parking. Students are provided with a healthy, home-cooked three-course lunch as part of their tuition.

The school offers a range of clubs and activities including drama, art, coding, and music. Key Stage 4 students participate in annual team-building trips, which alternate between outdoor activities, such as high ropes courses at Go Ape or visits to Grafham Water, and cultural experiences, such as theatre trips to London. Kung Fu, Mandarin, and Forest School are included in the fees for students up to Year 6.