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IGCSE Options Booklet 2025-27
At Haileybury Almaty we follow the British Education Model, ensuring that all our pupils undertake a wide range of subjects including Mathematics, English, Science and Humanities with other subject options which are popular with our pupils. The IGCSE, on its own, is not a qualification to gain university entry; however, instead it prepares our pupils for the academic learning required for the study of A-Levels in our Sixth Form (Year 12-13). Internationally recognised for their academic rigour, both IGCSE and A Level qualifications provide an excellent academic underpinning for university life.
A-Level Options Booklet 2025-27
Deciding what to do after the Fifth Form (Year 11), where you should go and what you should study is a complex and important task. In the Sixth Form (Year 12-13) at Haileybury Almaty, we offer a range of courses, excellent teaching and a team of highly skilled House Tutors. We are very proud of the personalised service we are able to offer all our pupils. At Haileybury Almaty, our Sixth Form has a leadership role within the school. This helps extend their skills, which will be useful throughout life and means that our expectations for our pupils are both academically and socially high. Pupils are given more independence and freedom to organise their work, but also more responsibility, helping them in the important transition period towards university life.
Main School Prospectus
A Haileybury Almaty education offers a world of opportunity for talented girls and boys who wish to embrace the challenge of pursuing academic excellence, gain fulfilment through participation in our broad range of co-curricular activities and make a valuable contribution to our happy and purposeful community.
BSO Report
The Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) is a body approved by the British Government for the purpose of inspecting schools in England and overseas. As such, ISI reports to the English Department for Education (DfE) on the extent to which schools meet the relevant Standards for British Schools Overseas and the ISI Framework requirements.