Curriculum Overview
In Consultation with parents and students we build a personalised curriculum to meet each student's needs.
Our Learning
The Bridge curriculum is based on the British Curriculum, adapted to meet needs of our International learners in a modern world. We adjust our teachings to each student's learning style and pace, providing tailored learning experiences for each individual; building confidences, increasing understanding and enabling success.
Flexibility is key, with a unique learning journey created for each student, designed to support them in achieving of their goals.
Our Core Curriculum consists of English, Maths and Lifeskills. This is supported by a range of Electives that students can choose from to create their individual journey.
For students already pursuing individually paced online courses, we offer tailored support. Providing a 'home away from home' environment, assistance with organisation, time management , focus and application as well as support in academic areas to ensure their online learning experience is successful.
English
Designed to equip individuals with the practical English skills needed for everyday life, work, and further learning. We focus on developing competence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Key Objective:
- •Work at their own pace
- •Instruction tailored to individual needs
- •Challenges foster growth without overwhelm
- •Flexible timetable and breaks
Maths
Number, measurement, data handling, and shape and space form the core of our curriculum. Once the underpinning knowledge and skills are understood, we increase the difficulty of problem solving and the connections between concepts.
Key Objective:
- •Develop practical mathematical skills.
- •Build confidence and fluency.
- •Focus on real-world applications.
Functional Skills
Functional skills are the core English, mathematics and digital skills people need to solve problems in their work and private lives. The study of these fundamental courses in real-life contexts allows students to apply them to practical situations. Functional skills are also transferable skills that apply to diverse careers and industries. They are equivalent to the GCSE and are accepted by community colleges and apprenticeships.
Life Skills
Designed to equip our students with the essential skills needed for everyday life, this program focuses on developing practical knowledge and experiences. By engaging in a variety of activities that foster independence, confidence, and social awareness, students learn to navigate real-world challenges and make informed decisions.
Key Objective:
- •Encourage self-awareness, self-esteem, and emotional intelligence
- •Develop effective communication skills
- •Foster critical thinking and decision-making skills
- •Financial literacy including budgeting, saving, and understanding money management
- •Develop healthy minds and bodies
- •Develop interpersonal skills, including teamwork, conflict resolution, and empathy.
Electives
Juniors Options
Seniors Options
We are also happy to work with you to organise:
Please discuss with us if you are interested in a course we do not yet offer.
- Work placements
- Community Service
LearningSupport
Our program includes:
- Engaging lessons and tutorials
- Hands-on learning experiences
- Online instruction
- Supervised study sessions
- Real life application
- Regular feedback on performance
- Preparation for assessments
- Flexibility
- Tailor made learning for each student’s unique needs
Students will also work on developing independent learning skills through private study and feedback.
