Braeburn School

The schools aim to nurture personal growth by providing a friendly and supportive environment that values and celebrates diversity. The educational approach focuses on developing students into successful learners, confident individuals, and responsible global citizens.

The schools follow the British National Curriculum, structured into the Early Years Foundation Stage (ages 2-5), Primary Key Stages 1 and 2 (ages 5-11), and Lower Secondary Key Stage 3 (ages 11-14). Secondary education includes IGCSE examinations (ages 14-16), while the Sixth Form (ages 16-18) offers A-Levels, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP), and BTEC Level 3 courses. The curriculum is enhanced by performing arts, sports, outdoor learning, and an extensive co-curricular programme.

The schools employ a personalised approach to learning to support students joining with diverse educational experiences. This includes specific support for students with limited or no English to ensure successful transition into the curriculum.

Prospective families can enquire about places or arrange meetings with headteachers through an online form available on the group's website. The admissions process accommodates students with varying educational backgrounds, including those with limited or no English, through a focus on personalised learning.

The group maintains a significant focus on performing arts, providing various venues across its campuses. These include proscenium theatres with fly towers and computerised lighting, studio theatres, and amphitheatres, such as the 375-seat theatre at Braeburn School and the 500-seat amphitheatre at Braeburn Arusha. These facilities are designed to support student performances and are also available for third-party community use.