Overview:

Services Offered:

D'Overbroeck's offers a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:

Personalized education:

Tailored to individual skills, interests, and aspirations.

Academically rigorous curriculum:

Based on the English National Curriculum.

Extensive co-curricular activities:

Over 50 options, including coding, knitting, Lego, ice-hockey, polo, and tennis.

Boarding options:

With an action-packed schedule of activities for evenings and weekends.

Comprehensive PSHE program:

Focusing on personal, social, health, and economic development.

Global Campus digital platform:

Connecting students with peers and projects worldwide.

Higher Education and Careers Team:

Providing expert guidance for university applications and career paths.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Students at D'Overbroeck's enjoy a vibrant and engaging campus experience:

Three main sites:

Years 7-11, The International School, and the Sixth Form, each with specialist facilities and well-resourced classrooms.

Access to Oxford's cultural and historical attractions:

Museums, galleries, theatres, and university buildings.

State-of-the-art Arts Centre:

With a multi-purpose performance space, music suite, and recording studio.

World-class sporting facilities:

Through affiliation with the University of Oxford.

Strong sense of community:

Fostered through House systems, co-curricular activities, and international student body.

Open-door policy:

Encouraging parent involvement and communication with teachers and leadership team.

Key Reasons to Study There:

Academic excellence:

Consistently exceeding predicted grades at GCSE and A-level, with 66% of the 2022 A-level class achieving A or A*.

Exceptional teachers:

Carefully chosen for their qualifications, experience, and commitment to holistic growth.

Innovative learning environments:

Utilizing technology and collaborations with organizations like MIT and The Juilliard School.

Focus on student wellbeing:

Prioritizing happiness, resilience, and mental health.

Global connections:

Through Nord Anglia Education network and international student body.

Academic Programs:

Years 7-11:

Based on the English National Curriculum.

The International School:

Offers a globally recognized curriculum.

Sixth Form:

Students can choose from 36 A-level subjects and pursue the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ).

Other:

Microsoft Showcase School:

Demonstrating commitment to immersive, tech-enriched learning experiences.

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award:

Providing opportunities for personal development and community service.

Student Council:

Empowering students to shape the school community and voice their opinions.

Open-minded and outward-looking community:

Encouraging students to take the lead and support causes that matter to them.