d'Overbroeck's Oxford

d’Overbroeck's is a leading independent school in Oxford, UK, offering an exceptional academic and extra-curricular programme. We teach students aged 11-18 the GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level curriculum across three school sites: Years 7-11, the Sixth Form and The International School. A recent Independent Schools Inspectorate report rated us Excellent across the board for academic achievement and personal development. We offer a caring, creative, nurturing and relatively informal environment where, no matter what a student’s interests are, they will find plenty of opportunities to explore. Our school is high-achieving and academically rigorous, and students will have expert guidance on how to make the most of their experience with us considering their long-term goals. Once enrolled at the school, our staff work closely with each student to make sure they are getting the advice and support they need. Pastoral care and support for each student is an essential feature at d’Overbroeck’s. What makes d’Overbroeck’s different from other competitive schools? Our principal, Jonathan Cuff said, “Well, of course we offer a far-reaching academic curriculum delivered by committed and brilliant staff in excellent facilities. And of course, the learning environment is supported by a huge range of sporting, cultural, academic and extra-curricular activities. The school’s success in delivering this programme of excellence is evident in our exceptional exam results, in students’ joyful achievements in their extra-curricular activities and in the enthusiastic endorsement we receive from current and former parents and students.” A brief description of the Sixth Form The broad range of academic subjects that students can learn means that not only is d’Overbroeck’s an ideal place for bright, ambitious students to achieve their full potential academically, but also a place they can thrive outside of the standard curriculum. At the Sixth Form, 35 A-Level subjects are currently on offer, plus a comprehensive academic enrichment programme to stretch our students beyond the standard curriculum. Further to this, we offer a range non-academic co-curricular activities for students to get involved in across drama, music, and sport, as well as a packed programme of trips, excursions, and regular social events. Key Facts: • 50% of our students board with us • 35 A-Level subjects offered • 50% of students are from the UK A brief description of The International School The International School is made up of students from all over the world who choose to study with us in our vibrant and friendly school. English as an Additional Language, non-academic Co-Curricular Activities, TRACK (Theory of Research, Active Citizenship and Knowledge), and Sixth Form and University Progression are just some of the options available to international students who join us. Students will receive Pastoral Care throughout their time with us, to make sure they receive the support they need academically and in their co-curricular pursuits. Key Facts: • 47% of IGCSE entries were awarded grades 9-8 in 2021 • 19 diverse nationalities make up our International School community • 50% of students progressed on to d'Overbroeck's Sixth Form last year A brief description of Years 7-11 Years 7-11 at d’Overbroeck’s is the secondary school branch of the d’Overbroeck’s family of sites. It is co-educational, and also boasts a range of opportunities for students. Here you will find a broad range of Academic subjects on offer, along with Non-Academic Co-Curricular Activities, and Pastoral Care. Key Facts: • 43% of GCSE entries achieved grades 9-8 in 2021 • 15 students are taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award this year • 50 students progressed on to d’Overbroeck's Sixth Form this academic year For all other information or to contact us please visit our website: www.doverbroecks.com