Edexcel Curriculum

The Edexcel curriculum offers internationally recognized qualifications designed to prepare students for higher education and careers across the globe. It encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and a strong foundation in subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and English. Students also gain opportunities to sit for IGCSEs and A-Levels, which open doors to universities worldwide.

Unique Opportunities with Edexcel

  • Globally recognized qualifications.
  • Pathway to universities in the UK, US, Australia, and beyond.
  • Focus on analytical skills and independent learning.
  • Exposure to international standards of education.

National Curriculum

The National Curriculum of Sri Lanka provides students with a strong academic foundation while keeping them connected to local culture and values. Covering all essential subjects, it prepares students for national examinations such as the GCE O/L and A/L, opening pathways to both local and global opportunities, including university entrance and government-recognized career paths.

Unique Opportunities with National Curriculum

  • Familiar learning environment with local context.
  • Pathways to Sri Lankan Universities as well as global prospects
  • Affordable and accessible compared to international curriculum.

How to pick a curriculum for your child

Selecting the right curriculum is an important decision that shapes your child’s academic journey and future opportunities. Here are key factors to keep in mind:

  • Future Goals: Consider whether your child plans to study locally or abroad.

  • Learning Style: Edexcel often suits students who prefer application-based and analytical learning, while the National Curriculum provides a structured, exam-focused approach.

  • Budget: International curricula may come with higher costs compared to national programs.

  • Flexibility: Think about the long-term — Edexcel provides wider global mobility, while the National Curriculum offers stability within Sri Lanka.

  • Cultural Balance: Parents may wish to maintain a balance between global exposure and local values.

Ultimately, the choice should align with your child’s strengths, aspirations, and your family’s future plans.