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Contact Us

Send an email or call our Admissions Team if you would like to discuss your application or if you have any questions. Alternatively, complete the enquiry form below and a member of our Admissions Team will be in touch with you shortly afterwards.

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Send Your Reports

Please send us your school reports / academic transcripts for the last 2 years (we also accept SSAT scores if you are applying from the USA). If these are satisfactory, we will send you the online application form.

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Application Form

Complete and submit the online application form and registration fee. This form must be completed before continuing with the admission process.

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Placement Tests

We ask all applicants to sit our online English and Maths placement tests. These are used during the interview to discuss subject choices, and to give us an indication of your current level of Maths and English. 

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Visit and Interview

We will invite you and your family for a campus tour and you will attend an interview with the Vice Principal or another senior member of College staff. The tour will include visiting classes, residential accommodation and other facilities and you will have the chance to meet and chat to current students. If you are unable to visit us in Oxford, you can take our 3600 virtual tour online and attend your interview online.

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Outcome

If successful, you’ll receive a verbal offer after the interview, followed by written confirmation shortly afterwards. The offer letter explains how to accept your place and an exciting new chapter in your life begins!

We welcome students from over 50 different nationalities, and each application is carefully assessed on an individual basis.

We welcome students from over 50 different nationalities, and each application is carefully assessed on an individual basis. Admission decisions are based on the applicant’s previous academic results, an English and Maths placement test, and an interview in which we discuss subject choices, motivation, and aspirations.

As a guide, students are normally expected to have an English level equivalent to B2 Mid on the CEFR framework. This is not a minimum requirement, but an indicator of the level of English needed to succeed in the IB Diploma Programme.

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Discover what makes our community special by exploring our campus your way. You can arrange a personal visit, attend one of our in-person or virtual Open Days, or experience our facilities from home with an interactive virtual tour. Whichever option you choose, you’ll meet our friendly staff, see our learning spaces, and get a feel for student life. Start your journey today by booking your visit through the link below.

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Admissions FAQ

At what age can I apply for the Pre-IB Programme and IB Diploma Programme?

Pre-IB Programme: 15-16 years

IB Diploma: 16-18 years

What level of English is required to apply Pre-IB Programme and IB Diploma Programme?

Pre-IB Programme: B1 Mid-High (this is a guide, not a minimum requirement)

IB Diploma: B2 Mid (this is a guide, not a minimum requirement)

Why do I need to take a Maths and English test?

A good level of Maths and English is required for the IB. A placement test in both subjects will determine which level courses you might take during the IB - Standard Level or Higher Level. 

Are there specific requirements for school reports or academic transcripts?

Applicants are required to submit official school reports or academic transcripts from the previous two academic years. These documents must be in English or accompanied by a certified English translation. Transcripts from all countries are considered, provided they bear an official letterhead or stamp and meet the translation criteria.

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