Cambridge IGCSE is a globally recognized qualification for students aged 14 to 16 years old (typically Grades 9 and 10). It is the next step after Cambridge Lower Secondary and serves as a strong foundation for Cambridge International AS & A Levels, university, and careers.

Assessment Structure

Usually taken at the end of Grade 10 or 11.
Exams-based system, but some subjects include coursework and practical assessments.
Graded from A (highest) to G* (some schools follow 9-1 grading).
Different difficulty levels:
Core Curriculum (easier, covers basics, max grade C)
Extended Curriculum (more challenging, allows grades up to A*)

Skills Development
Encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and independent research.
Prepares students for A Levels, IB (International Baccalaureate), or national pre-university courses.

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Year Nine Digital Literacy

Cambridge Lower Secondary Digital Literacy can be used flexibly as a standalone subject, integrated within other
subjects or used as the basis for activities outside of the formal curriculum. During your planning you will need to
decide which approach, or mix of approaches, will enable you to address each learning objective most effectively.

Year Eight Digital Literacy

Cambridge Lower Secondary Digital Literacy can be used flexibly as a standalone subject, integrated within other
subjects or used as the basis for activities outside of the formal curriculum. During your planning you will need to
decide which approach, or mix of approaches, will enable you to address each learning objective most effectively.

Year Seven Digital Literacy

Cambridge Lower Secondary Digital Literacy can be used flexibly as a standalone subject, integrated within other
subjects or used as the basis for activities outside of the formal curriculum. During your planning you will need to
decide which approach, or mix of approaches, will enable you to address each learning objective most effectively.