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About us. Downe House Riyadh is the first premium, British girls’ school to open in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The school is exclusively for girls from Year 5 to Year 13 (ages 9–18) and co-educational (mixed boys’ and girls’ classes) in Pre-Prep and Lower Prep (ages 3-9). Apply Now. Explore.
For that reason, a key aspect of academic life at Downe House is the opportunity to try a much wider range of subject combinations. The core curriculum subjects of English, Mathematics, Modern Foreign Languages and Science are complemented by a greater choice of the Humanities, the Classics and Social Sciences, as well as ample opportunities ...
Start your Downe House Journey Today. Thank you for your interest in Downe House Riyadh. We are accepting applications for entry in August 2024 for boys and girls aged 2 – 9 (Nursery – Year 4) and applications for girls aged 9 – 18 (Year 5 – Year 12).
At Downe House Muscat we want to ensure that your daughter’s admission to the school is as informative, personal, and straightforward as possible. We are accepting applications for entry in August 2024. We invite you to contact us or complete our enquiry form today to discuss your daughter’s application.
1 de set. de 2020 · Assessment: Internally assessed by Downe House teachers and externally moderated. 1) A portfolio (60 marks, 40 marks - AO1 and 20 marks - AO4) the portfolio submission will be handwritten/ typed ...
The curriculum in Years 12 and 13. The curriculum in Years 12 and 13 is designed to prepare pupils, not only for A Level examinations, but for life beyond Downe House Riyadh. A Levels are a globally recognised qualification that facilitate entry into the world’s leading universities. Pupils typically select three A Level subjects to study.
Academic. Academic excellence lies at the heart of what we do at Downe House Riyadh. Our culture fosters ambition, ignites a love of learning, and is underpinned by a nurturing and supportive community. “We chose Downe House because it has a very strong track record of getting girls into the top universities around the world.”.
