Concord College International School

The school is guided by the ethos of 'Rigour, Kindness and Creativity,' aiming to develop a culture of excellence and a joyful learning journey. It promotes the values of harmony, decency, and trust, believing that students grow when challenged, believe when given confidence, and flourish when shown kindness. The mission is to educate young people to flourish during their school careers and prepare them for adulthood.

The school offers a broad and balanced education based on the English National Curriculum, spanning Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), Primary (Key Stages 1 and 2), Secondary (Middle School Years 7-8, Senior School Years 9-11), and Sixth Form (Years 12-13). Primary students follow the UK National Curriculum, while Secondary students prepare for IGCSE examinations. In the Sixth Form, students take three or four A-Level subjects, with AS level exams taken at the end of Year 12.

The school aims to cultivate globally minded, empathetic, and intellectually curious young people, preparing them for adulthood and productive roles in society. It focuses on academic achievement, character development, and global citizenship, with students working towards IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. The school's academic rigour is designed to ensure students fulfil their potential and are well-prepared for their future careers.

The school provides pastoral care to support student wellbeing, with a dedicated Health & Wellbeing Centre located on the ground floor of the student residence. The school's ethos of Rigour, Kindness, and Creativity underpins its approach to nurturing students and fostering a safe, vibrant, and friendly environment.

The school welcomes enquiries regarding its admissions process, which includes application and enrolment steps. Prospective families are encouraged to schedule a tour of the campus to learn more about the school. Scholarships, such as the Sunsuria Foundation Concord Scholarship, are available for outstanding Sixth Form (Year 12) students, offering up to a 100% tuition fee waiver.

The school hosts various events throughout the year, including Open Days, Discovery Days, and academic challenges. For example, an Open Day is scheduled for 13 March 2026. The school also celebrates events such as National Day, STEAM Day, and inter-house competitions.

The purpose-built campus features a Main Hall, separate libraries for primary and secondary students, and a Study Centre with collaborative and self-study spaces. Specialist facilities include an art studio, music practice rooms, and fully equipped science laboratories for biology, chemistry, and physics. Sports facilities comprise a Sports Hall, gym, dance studio, all-weather sports field, tennis courts, a half-Olympic sized outdoor swimming pool, and a running track. The campus also includes a purpose-built student residence with individual en-suite study bedrooms, pantries, and common rooms.

The school provides a comprehensive enrichment programme designed to help students develop talents and interests beyond the classroom. Activities include STEAM challenges for primary and secondary students, music practice, and sports such as netball, volleyball, basketball, badminton, and futsal. Students also participate in expeditions, Model United Nations, and the Duke of Edinburgh programme.