International schools in Oxford

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

• What curricula do you teach at your international schools in Oxford?

  d'Overbroeck's

  d'Overbroeck's forward-thinking, personalised approach to secondary education is underpinned by the academically rigorous English National Curriculum.

  • Senior School (ages 11-16): Key Stage 2 and 3 of the English National Curriculum, followed by IGCSEs in Years 10 and 11.
  • The International School: (ages 13-16): Alongside a traditional two-year IGCSE programme, the school offers four flexible programmes for overseas students: a one-year IGCSE, 4 or 5-term IGCSE, UK Study Abroad, and The Discovery Years. 
  • Sixth Form (ages 16-18): A-levels, with a choice of more than 35 subjects.

  
  Learn more about academic excellence at d'Overbroeck's.

  Oxford International College (OIC)

  OIC creates a tailored path to university for every child, structured around the English National Curriculum. The school offers three main academic programmes:

  • A fast-track, one-year IGCSE programme (ages 15-16), which meticulously prepares students for the challenge of A-levels.
  • Two A-level programmes (ages 16-18): an 18-month pathway, starting in January, and a traditional two-year course.

  
  Find out more about academic excellence at OIC.

• What universities do your Oxford international school graduates attend?

  Our independent schools in Oxford expertly prepare each student for university.

  Learners follow a bespoke pathway to success, one that encompasses the academic curriculum, additional experiences and courses, and personalised college counselling. This ensures graduates leave not just with top grades, but with the confidence, skills, and independence to thrive at prestigious destinations, including Cambridge, Oxford, and University College London.

  Find out where Oxford International College graduates go on to study.

  Discover d'Overbroeck's students' university destinations.

   

• Where are your schools located in Oxford?

  Our independent schools are located in the heart of Oxford. The university city’s world-famous history and traditions – and its rich culture and sprawling green spaces – are a constant source of inspiration and opportunity. 

  d'Overbroeck's

  d'Overbroeck's has three sites: Senior School, The International School, and Sixth Form. The school's address is: d’Overbroeck’s, 333 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 7PL.

  Oxford International College

  OIC's campus is set next to the beautiful South Park, within walking distance of university buildings, the river, and Oxford's cultural centre. The school's address is: Oxford International College, 1 London Place, Oxford, OX4 1BD.

• How can I find out more about your schools in Oxford?

  You can find more information about our private schools in Oxford by getting in touch with our expert Admission Teams. They can talk you through the application and enrolment process, arrange an in-person or virtual tour, and answer any questions you may have.

  d'Overbroeck's

  Contact the d'Overbroeck's Admissions Team via this short enquiry form.

  Oxford International College (OIC)

  Get in touch with OIC by filling in the school's enquiry form.

• Does Nord Anglia have other independent schools in the UK?

  Yes, we do. We have an international school in Brighton, Sussex, which offers an innovative strategic education to day and boarding students aged 13-18.

  Discover Oxford International College (OIC) Brighton.