School Intelligence Report · Panama
King's College The British School of Panama
panama-city·Panama·Pupils in Key Stage 3 (Years 7–9) study English, Drama, Mathematics, French, History, Geography, Art, Music, Public Speaking, Physical Education, Science, Spanish Language and Literature, and Panamanian Social Sciences, taught by subject specialists. The Secondary curriculum follows the English National Curriculum where possible, supplemented by the Inspired curriculum and Panamanian Social Sciences. High Performance Learning (HPL) components are integrated across the Key Stage 3 program. In Key Stage 4 (Years 10–11), pupils undertake GCSE/IGCSE examinations, with compulsory subjects including English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geography or History, and Spanish (for non-native speakers as appropriate), plus compulsory Physical Education and PSHE; pupils may select additional GCSE/IGCSE options such as Art, Computer Science or French. In Key Stage 5 / Sixth Form, the School offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), a two-year programme with TOK, CAS and the Extended Essay, designed to prepare students for top universities worldwide. Instruction is in English with full English immersion; French is offered as an optional language and Panamanian studies are integrated where required. The curriculum framework emphasizes High Performance Learning as a core approach.
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King's College The British School of Panama serves pupils aged 2 to 18 with a British international education grounded in the UK National Curriculum. Key Stage 3 pupils study a broad range of subjects including English, Mathematics, Sciences, and languages, taught by subject specialists and incorporating High Performance Learning across the program. The school prepares Key Stage 4 students for GCSE and IGCSE examinations, while Sixth Form students undertake the two-year International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme designed to prepare them for leading universities worldwide.