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High School of GCSE Two-Year Course in Year 11

About the program

Year 11 of RIC's two-year GCSE course.

Develop subject knowledge and study skills for GCSE Two-Year Course in Year 11. Apply critical thinking
Communication
And independent learning across assessed coursework. Prepare for progression to the next academic level.

Up to ten subjects over two years: Maths
English Language and Literature
And Core or separate Sciences
Plus options such as French
Spanish
Geography
History
Business
Drama
Music
Economics
Art
Photography
Film and PE. Year 10 builds study skills before final subject choices in Year 11.

Entry is assessed case by case: school reports
Public exam results
Passport
A Headteacher or Head of Year reference
RIC's English test for non-native speakers (plus Maths test for Lower School)
possible subject tests or art portfolio for sixth form. All international students need a guardian.

Age 14-15 at enrolment, Successful performance in RIC entry tests (English, Maths), Interview, School report, Passport.

Check requirements (rochester-college. Org. Uk/apply/admissions). There is no fixed deadline
Many apply by Easter for September. Apply online at official website (registration fee 360 GBP). Send exam results
School reports
A school reference and passport. Take the English test (Maths for Lower School) and have an informal interview
In person or by Zoom. Appoint a guardian and pay the deposit stated in the fees page.

Campus	Rochester
Faculty or school	Lower School
Department	GCSE
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	0 year
Scholarship note	Rochester Independent College may offer merit, Academic, Arts, Or sports scholarships to eligible students. Award value, Eligibility, And availability vary by entry year and applicant profile.