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At King’s Ely, inter national students have been par t of a unique educational experience dating back over 1000 years. With over 4 nationalities represented within the sc hool we are proud of our strong sense of inter national community
Our inter national students live, lear n, and lead alongside Br itish students in every aspect of their Br itish boarding sc hool life. Made up of so many bac kg rounds and beliefs, students forge fir m fr iendships as lively member s of kind and homely boarding community
Ely to Stansted
72km – 75 minutes
Ely to Heathrow
165km – 110 minutes
Ely to Gatwick
177km – 120 minutes
Helpfully, we also offer an intense, fast-trac k one year IGCSE prog ramme. This provides the perfect academic pre-A level preparation where students can take up to 7 IGCSEs in small, inter national classes. It also offer s the flexibility of attending King’s Ely for one or two ter ms as the perfect ‘taste’ of Br itish Boardin g
Whether in the mainstream or prog ressing from the one-year IGCSE prog ramme our inter national students lear n inquisitively and innovatively to ac hieve both academic and per sonal success. We look forward to meeting and speaking to you soon to discuss your inter national application fur the r
Matthew Norbur y Director for Inter national Students
Diag ram to show how inter national prog rammes are par t of the Br itish Cur r iculum:
In mainstream, GCSEs often star t studying the content of science and language cour ses in Year 9. A levels are now 2-year linear cour ses with no exams at the end of Year 12.
The most impor tant aspect of success in the Br itish Cur r iculum is the applicant ’s English level. All applicants are tested using an online English language test that checks reading, vocabulary and writing In addition, successful candidates will be interviewed either on Microsoft Teams or face to face where possible.
English level CEFR (Common European Framework for languages)
Cambr idge King’s Ely Entr y UK Qualifications
Proficient C2 CPE (Cambr idge Proficienc y in English test)
Advanced C1 CAE (Cambr idge Advanced English test)
Upper Inter mediate
B2.0 - B2.3 Fir st
Upper Inter mediate B2.0 - B2.3 Fir st
Pre-Inter mediate to Inter mediate A2 to B1.3 KET (Key English Test)
• Any year g roup: native speaker level
• Year 12 A level Mainstream Prog ramme
• Year 11i One Year IGCSE Prog ramme
• Year s 9i and 10i
Mainstream Inter national Prog ramme
• King’s Ely Prep Year s 3-8 Mainstream Inter national Prog ramme
• IGCSE Fir st Language English A*
• IELTS 8+
• IGCSE ESOL Grade A*
• IGCSE Fir st Language English A-C
• IELTS 6+
• IGCSE ESOL Grade A-C
• IELTS 5.5+
• IGCSE ESOL Grade A-C
• IELTS 5.5+
• IELTS 3-4
It is a bespoke prog ramme focused on equipping students with the language and skills needed to fully access the mainstream Br itish cur r iculum appropr iate to their age g roup
Who is it for?
Any nationality with at least A2 ( ) level of English aged 7-10.
Students follow a core Br itish cur r iculum but will have up to six lessons of English (ESOL) teac hing in place of up to six cur r iculum lessons.
No. It is fully integ rated into the mainstream Prep sc hool.
All inter national students live in a Prep Boarding House with Br itish students
Do I have to b e a b oarder?
No. If your family live nearby you can be a day pupil.
It depends. Inter national students will have their English language level assessed and their suppor t tailored as they prog ress through Year s 3i to 6i. In Marc h and June of Year 6i inter national students will have their language level assessed and a plan for Year 7 will be discussed.
For more infor mation about KEP mainstream cour ses, please refer to the KEP handbook.
Year 3-6 King’s Ely Prep Inter national Prog ramme
Name of Course General mainstream cur r iculum with suppor t cour se
English Level needed High A1 (Elementary) to B1 (Inter mediate)
Entr y point Usually September (December or Apr il if spaces are available)
Age upon entr y Usually the age appropr iate year g roup
Course length As long as needed. Students transfer to the full KEP mainstream cur r iculum when suppor t is no longer required.
Compulsor y Subjects As the mainstream cur r iculum with ESOL in place of English lessons.
English lessons per week (ESOL)
Transition to KEP general cur r iculum
In addition to immer sion into mainstream lessons, eac h KEPi student receives a bespoke pac kage of ESOL teac hing
As eac h student’s English prog resses at a different speed, suppor t is reviewed regularly and decreased as the student prog resses.
Full integ ration into school life YES: activities, assembly, cathedral, c har ity action events, clubs, competitions, games, music, spor t, tr ips
It is a tailored prog ramme focused on equipping students with the language and skills needed to fully immer se into a mainstream Br itish cur r iculum.
Who is it for?
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How many subjects are available?
Students follow a core British curriculum with ESOL in place of English lessons. They will take one modern foreign language instead of two. Pupils will take the Trinity College London ISE (B1 ) exam.
Is this a study centre programme?
No. It is fully integrated into the main Prep school.
All international students live in a Prep Boarding House with British students.
Do I have to be a boarder?
No. If your family live nearby you can be a day pupil.
Will I automatically pro gres s to Year 9 full British mainstream?
It depends In Marc h and June of Year 8i inter national students will have their English level re-assessed. For a few students they may be able to prog ress to mainstream Year 9 with 3 lessons of ESOL suppor t but for most, Year 9i with 6.5 lessons per week of ESOL lessons will be the best option.
For more infor mation about KEP mainstream cour ses, please refer to the KEP handbook.
Year 7 & 8 King’s Ely Prep Inter national Prog ramme
Name of Course General mainstream cur r iculum with suppor t cour se
English Level needed Low A2 (Elementary) to low B2 (Upper-Inter mediate)
Entr y point Usually September (December or Apr il if spaces are available)
Age upon entr y Usually 11 by September 1st of that year
Course length Up to 2 academic year s. Students transfer to the full KEP mainstream cur r iculum when suppor t is no longer required.
Compulsor y Subjects ESOL, maths, science, geog raphy, history, relig ious studies (RS), Latin/ classics, one moder n foreign language (Frenc h, Ger man, Spanish), Computing/ ICT, physical education (PE), games, PSHE (per sonal, social and health education), ar t/ design tec hnology/ food tec hnology, drama
English lessons per week (ESOL) Up to 8 depending on suppor t needed. Many students take 6 with 2 lessons of in-class suppor t.
Transition to KEP general cur r iculum
As eac h student’s English prog resses at a different speed, suppor t is reviewed regularly and decreased as the student prog resses
Full integ ration into school life YES: activities, assembly, cathedral, c har ity action events, clubs, competitions, games, music, spor t, tr ips
A prog ramme for 13-year-old inter national students who use English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL) It is a main sc hool cur r iculum prog ramme designed to suppor t students whose level of English needs increasing while still accessing the full range of a Br itish education cur r iculum. In English, Maths and the Sciences, it is also the star ting point for GCSE subject content.
Any nationality with at least a B1.3 - 2.0 (intermediate to upper intermediate) level of English language aged 13 by the September of Year 9 These students need not have studied in the UK before or they may be transitioning from Year 8 in the British system but still need more English language support.
Students will study a full British curriculum but will have up to 8 additional lessons of English (ESOL) teaching in place of up to 8 curriculum lessons coming out of English, RS and Classical Civilisation. They will take the Trinity College London ISE 11 (B2) exam or the Cambridge PET exam.
Part-time students who have 3 lessons come out of Religious Studies and Classical Civilisation.
Please be aware that ESOL lessons are charged separately. A full breakdown of charges appears within the Fees section of the school website.
No. This is a fully integ rated, mainstream, Br itish Cur r iculum prog ramme
Is it only for b oarders?
No. There are both Day and Boarding options and fees available
Will I automatically pro gres s to Year 10 full British mainstream?
It depends. In Marc h and June of Year 9i inter national students will have their English level re-assessed. A few may be able to prog ress to Year 10 Br itish mainstream with up to 3 ESOL lessons per week For most, they will continue with 10i and 7.5 lessons of language suppor t. In addition all inter national students will be guided towards the most appropr iate combination of GCSE subject options.
For more infor mation about KES mainstream cour ses, please refer to the Year 9 cur r iculum handbook.
9i (Mainstream Inter national Prog ramme
Name of Course Year 9 Prog ramme for Inter national Speakers of English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL)
English Level needed B1.3 – B2 (high intermediate to upper intermediate) This will be tested with a school online test and interview
Entr y point September ONLY
Age upon entr y 13 (by 1st September of that year)
Course length 1 year (3 ter ms) with prog ression expected to Year 10 and 11 for GCSEs and then to King’s Ely Sixth For m
Subjects taken 13
Additional Activities Ely Scheme Challenge: outdoor education including climbing, assault course, team work, camping, problem solving
Compulsor y subjects 3: English and ESOL (English as a Second or Other Language); Maths and Science.
Other subjects Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Geog raphy, History, Music, Ar t, Textiles
Br itish contextual knowledge Useful for : History, Geog raphy and Relig ious Studies
English lessons per week 5.5 - English as a First Language 3 - ESOL if doing Part Time 7.5 - ESOL if doing Full Time
Lessons per cur r iculum subject 1-3 depending on subject
Full integ ration into school life YES: e.g. boarding, games, activities, music, spor t, events, cathedral, assembly, tr ips, competitions, talks, presentations
The star t of a 2-year prog ramme for 14-year-old inter national students who use English as a Second or Other Language (ESOL) It is full academic and pastoral integ ration into King’s Ely for the traditional 2-year GCSE prog ramme with bespoke cur r iculum and language suppor t.
Any nationality with at least a B2.2 (strong upper inter mediate) level of English and an age-appropr iate Maths level committed to a full 2-year GCSE prog ramme
Students follow a main sc hool timetable with up to 8 GCSEs Depending on English language level, inter national students will take either English Language, English Literature or ESOL with the necessary bespoke language suppor t. A moder n foreign language (Frenc h, Spanish or Ger man) may also be taken depending on language level in that subject They will also take the Cambr idge Fir st if they are on the full-time ESOL cour se or take 2 years to complete the IGCSE in ESOL.
Please be aware that ESOL lessons are c harged separately. A full breakdown of c harges appear s within the Fees section of the sc hool website.
Is this a separate international pro gramme?
No It is fully integ rated into the main sc hool where the cur r iculum of any inter national student is designed with language suppor t and subject c hoices to matc h their ability, needs and interests.
All inter national students live in boarding houses with Br itish students.
No. If your family live nearby you can be a day pupil.
Will I automatically pro gres s to Year 11 full British mainstream?
No At this stage, GCSE subject options have been fixed and it is impossible to start new GCSEs in Year 11.
For more information about KES mainstream courses, please refer to the GCSE cur r iculum handbook.
Name of Course GCSE (General Cer tificate of Secondar y Education) England and Wales
English Level needed B2.2 (High upper inter mediate) This will be tested with a sc hool online test and Skype inter view
Entr y point September ONLY for Year 10i star t
Age upon entr y 14 (by 1st September of that year)
Course length 2 years (6 ter ms) with final GCSE exams in the summer ter m of Year 11
Subjects taken 10-12 depending on English language and Maths levels, Double or Triple Science and if any moder n foreign languages are chosen.
Additional Activities Inter national students will have access to all main school spor ts, music, pastoral and extra-curricular activities
Compulsor y subjects 3 aspects Maths and English are compulsory GCSEs and all students must take either Double or Triple Science
Optional Subjects Ar t & Design (ONE from: fine ar t, photog raphy or textiles), business studies, classical civilisation, computer science, eng ineer ing & 3D design, food preparation & nutr ition, drama, geog raphy, history, Latin, music, MFL (ONE from: Frenc h, Ger man, Spanish), physical education
Br itish contextual knowledge Useful for : Business Studies, History and Geog raphy
English lessons per week
5.5 - English as a First Language
Lessons per cur r iculum subject 2-3 depending on subject
3 - ESOL if doing Part Time
7.5 - ESOL if doing Full Time
Full integ ration into school life YES: e.g. boarding, games, activities, music, spor t, events, cathedral, assembly, tr ips, competitions, talks, presentations
The King’s Ely One-Year IGCSE prog ramme is perfect preparation for successful A levels and ac hieving the best results needed for fir st c hoice UK and global univer sities
Star ting in September eac h year, exams are taken in the third ter m from late Apr il to late June.
Any nationality with at least a B2 level of English language aged 15-16. In the past students have come from over 30 countries including the USA, Canada, Spain, Germany, Hong Kong, Peru, Latvia and Ukraine. Academic attitude is always required.
The one-year IGCSE prog ramme is an intense twoter m cour se for students whose mother tongue is not English or for Br itish and other native speaker s who have been studying in inter national sc hools abroad and wish to re-join the UK system.
In addition to Maths and English, students can c hoose 3 options from 6 academic subjects whic h are popular with and relevant to inter national lear ner s. Furthermore, one-year students can choose ONE art subject M to take as a pre-A level preparation course
No. One-year IGCSE students are fully integ rated into all aspects of main sc hool life: boarding houses, spor t, music, and all King’s Ely events and activities They flour ish, and are valued, as par t of the whole sc hool community.
All one-year IGCSE students live in boarding houses with Br itish students.
No. If your family live nearby you can be a day pupil.
It depends King’s Ely expects at least a g rade 6 result in subjects at GCSE to be considered for A levels Fur ther more, for A level Maths and Science a g rade 7 is required. All one-year students expected to ac hieve suc h results will be offered a place in Year 12. Other students will be suppor ted to apply for alter native cour ses elsewhere
For more details about the one-year cur r iculum please see page 19 of this handbook.
Name of course Inter national General Cer tificate of Secondary Education
English Level needed B2 (Upper Inter mediate) and above
Entr y point September ONLY for the one-year IGCSE prog ramme
Age upon entr y 15 to 16 (on 1st September of that year)
Course length 1 year (3 ter ms)
Subjects taken An average of 6 depending on Maths and English level.
Or ientation to the school, Ely & Cambr idge Yes – Testing, induction and or ientation before star ting IGSCE lessons in September
Career and Subject Choice Advice Yes – full online per sonal profile tests with a 1:1 inter view afterwards to explain the results
Transition to A levels Yes – advice on A level subject c hoices, A level taster lessons, A level move up mor ning plus ongoing academic mentor ing
Compulsor y subjects 2: English/ESOL and Maths
Other subjects GSCEs: THREE from: Biology, Physics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Business Studies, Economics, Psychology
Pre-A level: ONE from: Art, Textiles, Photography, Music At extra cost: Music lessons
Br itish contextual knowledge None needed; can use examples from own country
Maximum class size 12 (with an average of 10 or fewer)
English lessons per week 9 (+ 1 Per sonal, Social and Health Education lesson: PSHE)
Lessons per cur r iculum subject 5 for Maths and eac h option.
The One-Year IGCSE Y11 timetable consists of 30 lessons lessons of sport/activities per week. Between 5 and 6 (numbered below) GCSE subjects can be taken depending on ability and interests
a) There are 2 compulsory core subjects and PSHE:
ESOL or First Language (x 9 lessons) AND Further Maths (set 1, subject 8) (x 5 lesso )
b) Students then c hoose 3 option subjects: ONE subject eac h from A, B, C below. Subjects are studied 5 times plus three 45-minute study tasks per week
c) Optional: Fine Ar t or Fashion & Textiles or Photog raphy as a pre-A level cour se (2 lessons per week) You do not need to study A levels in these subjects
d) Finally, IGCSE mother tongue exams can be arranged in certain languages These subjects are not taught but students will be given past papers to practice from The school will arrange for the exam to be taken and cover the cost of it.
For reference, here are the exam boards and syllabus codes for all the IGCSE subjects
(CIE = ‘Cambr idge Inter national Examinations, Edex = Pear son Edexcel, AQA = The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance)
Dur ing your c hild’s academic year, King’s Ely will repor t and communicate with parents every 4-5 teac hing weeks according to the following annual calendar:
September
• Induction
• Prog ress test
• Maths test to decide set
• English Test as benc hmark
• Subject c hoices x 3
• Email home
• Test scores
• Effor t scores
• Attainment Grades
• Ter m Test
• Prog ress test
• Full Repor t
• Test scores
• Effor t marks
• Comments
• Cur rent Attainment Grades
• Test scores
• Effor t scores
• Attainment Grades
• Term Test
• IGCSE Exams
• Full Report
• Test scores
• Effort marks
• Comments
• Predicted IGCSE grades
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• Oral tests in April
• Written papers start in May
• Exams until end of June
Final IGSCE results are released in the 3rd week of August and are emailed directly to you. Official GCSE Cer tificates are posted to students in November.
In addition, your c hild’s per sonal tutor is available every day via email should you need to discuss any individual matter s including:
• Subject results
• Effor t marks
• Predicted g rades
• Personal academic targets
• Personal issues
• Future plans
4 lessons of 50 minutes eac h of academic English prepar ing A level inter national students for their IELTS test. All lessons are taught by IELTS language teac hing specialists
Any inter national student in Year 12 or 13 who needs an IELTS test score to enter a UK univer sity
In addition to the 4 IELTs lessons, inter national A level students can opt to receive 2 lessons of 50 minutes eac h per week of English language suppor t for their specific A level subjects
Do I have to pay extra for this?
No, all 6 weekly lessons above are included in the standard sc hool fees
Are these les sons after scho ol or in my free time?
No. All lessons are par t of the nor mal sc hool timetable for Year 12 and Year 13
How long do I have to study IELTS for?
It depends on your language level at the star t of year 12. For students with very high levels of English, they may be able to ac hieve the desired IELTS score after 3 months. Other students may need more than one academic year
Name of course IELTS test preparation
English level needed B2 and above
Entr y point
September in Year 12
Age upon entr y 16-17
Course length
Var iable but at least 12 weeks
Lessons per week 4 IELTS (+ 2 for optional subject suppor t)
• seek effective alter native strategies when the solution to any aspect of work is not immediately obvious
• are prepared to r isk exper imenting with new approac hes and try new things in order to improve
• will try again if not successful the fir st time, showing patience and per severance
• know that it is advantageous to work with other s and consider other viewpoints
• respect and value the input of other cultures, nationalities and relig ious per spectives
• seek out the resources needed for a task, whether they are electronic or more traditional sources of knowledge.
• are able to ask relevant questions to extend their under standing and satisfy their cur iosity
• want to find out the answer s beyond the work set or expected
• generate ideas, explore possibilities and consider alter native ways of presenting infor mation.
• take time to think about how their own work can be improved and act upon it
• seek out advice from teac her s when necessary
• listen to, consider and act upon feedbac k from teac her s and peer s.
All our inter national students benefit from a fully integ rated exper ience in our boarding houses with Br itish full and flexi-boarder s as well as some day students. In Year s 9-11 there is a maximum of 3-4 to a room whilst our A level students benefit from single or double rooms in Year 12 and mostly single rooms in Year 13. There is a programme of Saturday and Sunday events including a number of full day trips as well as options during the week to access the school gym, sports hall, library as well as art and music facilities in the evenings.
B oarding house activities include, but are not limited to:
• Cookery or food nights e.g barbecues, cupcakes, noodles or pizza
• The King’s Ely House Music Competition
• Themed parties e.g. talent night, jazz music night, and charity events
• Games nights – e.g. pool, table football or chess, quiz nights
• Laser tag, paintballing, Clip and Climb, Stately home visits
• House sports competitions e.g. dodgeball, volleyball, table tennis and swing ball, basketball
• National celebration nights e.g Burn’s Night (Scotland), Chinese New Year, Easter Egg Hunts and Secret Santa
• House cinema trips
• Park Runs
When boarding pupils first arrive at King’s, parents and guardians are made aware that the school has 3 weekends, called Exeats, when it is closed. In the Michaelmas term, it closes for two weekends and in the Summer term the school is closed for the first May Day Bank Holiday (the first weekend in May).
Based on feedback from the parents and guardians of overseas boarders, for the academic year 2026-2027, our Senior boarding houses will remain open for pupils who wish to stay in school. As with normal weekends, pupils will be able to go into town, visit Cambridge or work in their dorms. Our kitchens will also remain open. The cost will be £125 per night- £250 per weekend, except May when it is £375: this is inclusive of VAT.
Depending on uptake we reserve the right to collapse houses to staff more effectively. Based on the current cost of guardians/host families and travel, we believe this offers a cost-effective alternative for those who would rather stay in school.
King’s Ely students consistently secure a place at their fir st c hoice univer sit y, not just in the UK, but across the world.
3 student s taking up places at O x
UK destinations
62 different cour ses
Intelligence, Engineering, Fine Art , Histor y, Medicine, L aw, International Business & Finance, STEM and War Studies.
9 0%
*Times UK University R ankings 202 5 of our student s at their Education Institute
International destinations including Danube Private Univer sity (Austria) and Univer sity of
2 1% A* & A
21% student s achieved all A* and A grades in their subject s
5 0% A* - B
50% student s secured all A* - B grades
A Levels of the 119 student s in the Year 13 cohort
Achieved 9 -7 grades in at least 7 subject s
GCSE s
12 9 student s to ok GCSE s
Grade 9
Grades 8 & 9
Grades 7-9
3 0% of all grade s 9 - 8
in Maths, Chemistr y, Art , Photography, Music, Textiles, Histor y, Russian, Biology, L atin, Further Maths, Computer Science and Physics
10 0% A*- A
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Cher ry Hill 1 (CH1) (First Floor)
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19 Old Hereward
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