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Ages 11 - 16Our secondary years programme guides students through Years 7-9 (Key Stage 3) and Years 10-11 (Key Stage 4). Secondary students prepare for GCSEs while discovering their unique talents.
With ample opportunities to grow, they become confident leaders, taking charge of their own learning pathway.
Following the British and Spanish curricula, students are well-prepared for GCSEs, with a wide range of subjects tailored to their interests and future goals.
Students thrive in a bilingual setting, mastering English and Spanish, both available as GCSEs, while also having the option to study Dutch, Chinese, German and French.
In 2024/25, 80% of our students achieved grades between A* and B, exceeding the UK average of 68%. In addition, 42% of students achieved grades between 7 and 9, well above the UK average of 22%.
Students gain life skills through assemblies, daily activities and PSHE, fostering communication, teamwork and problem-solving for future success.
Secondary students receive guidance and mentoring to navigate Sixth Form choices, select A Levels, and prepare for university and future careers.
Secondary students grow into confident leaders, seizing exciting opportunities and serving as role models, mentors, house captains and ambassadors within their community.
Students embrace global opportunities through the ILOS programme, participating in Student Voice, TEDxYouth and the Duke of Edinburgh Award, developing skills for an international future.
Plus Clubs offer students a fun, supportive space to explore interests and get homework help daily after school, Monday to Friday.
Our admissions journey is straightforward and tailored, with multilingual support to assist international families every step of the way.
Students at Lady Elizabeth School consistently achieve exceptional academic results, earning recognition in the educational community. Their GCSE outcomes surpass UK averages, reflecting their outstanding performance.
36%
GCSE results grades 9-7vs 22% UK average
77%
GCSE results grades 9-4vs 68% UK average
60%
English Language GCSE grades 9-7 in 2024Outperforming the UK average
Modern Languages GCSE grades 9-7 in 2024Outperforming the UK average
97%
Modern Languages GCSE grades 9-4 in 2024Well above the UK average
Photography (Achieved by two students jointly)
Russian
1 student received the Higher Achiever Award (Grade 9 for 5 subjects)
Our Secondary school in Alicante follows the British National Curriculum and offers students a solid preparation for GCSE. Learners can choose to integrate also the Spanish curriculum.
Students follow a broad curriculum to build a solid foundation. Core subjects include:
Optional subjects include:
Students embark on the GCSE programme, selecting their subjects at the end of Year 9, with core subjects including:
Students select their electives, choosing five additional subjects from a wide range of over 20 options:
Each day at LES brings new learning adventures and discoveries. While schedules differ by year group, here’s a glimpse of what unfolds between lessons in our Secondary class.
8.30am - 8.50am
School gates open for the exciting day!
8.50am - 9.05am
Mandatory signing for the class
9.05am - 10.45am
School starts with new learning opportunities.
10.45am - 11.10am
A quick break to recharge and prepare for the next learning session
11.10am - 12.50pm
After the break, kids return to their lessons, eager to explore and learn.
12.50pm - 13.40pm
Your child’s meal plan includes a variety of wholesome and nutritious food options.
13.40pm - 16pm
After lunch, the children return to their activities, ready to discover and learn.
16.15pm - 17.15pm
Join our after-school programme with engaging activities, 4:15-5:15 PM (Mon-Thu), 3:15-4:16 PM (Fri)
At LES, students become the true leaders of their own learning journey. Our Secondary core learning pillars provide a solid base in academic achievement, essential life skills, multilingual mastery and global awareness, shaping future success.
Track progress with regular assessments, identify strengths and prepare for future success.
Cultivate vital life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
Students fast-track English fluency while continuing to grow in their home language, including German and French.
Join global programmes that build critical thinking, teamwork and leadership skills for a successful future.
Benefit from personalised guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path.
In our British secondary school, students receive termly and end-of-year reports to track their progress. They take mock exams for GCSEs and A Levels, followed by official exams.
English and EAL students complete Oxford placement tests, while CAT4 tests assess cognitive abilities and attitudes.
This approach allows students to evaluate their strengths and areas for growth, preparing them for success in higher education and beyond.
Students develop life skills through our assemblies, daily school activities and the PSHE curriculum. This approach ensures that they build essential communication, teamwork and problem solving skills, preparing them for success in all areas of life.
At LES, students take charge of their multilingual journey, preparing to thrive in an interconnected world.
English is the main language of instruction, with support for all proficiency levels.
Spanish is introduced in Year 11 with GCSE exams and remains an option in Year 12 (A Level).
From Year 7, students choose between German or French, mandatory until Year 9, and optional afterward.
For those wanting to explore further, Dutch and Chinese are available as Plus Clubs, broadening linguistic skills and cultural understanding.
Students take part in a wide range of international opportunities, including the ILOS programme, Model MUN and Duke of Edinburgh Awards, all aimed at developing leadership and essential life skills. They are encouraged to support both local and global causes, such as Street Child United, fostering empathy and awareness.
Through platforms like Student Voice and TedXYouth, students lead initiatives that have a positive impact, preparing them for future success in a global world.
The Careers Department runs the Future Pathways Programme, which includes Unifrog, careers fairs, workshops, mentoring and Work Observation Week for Year 10. These opportunities help students make informed career choices, benefiting from personalised guidance to shape their future path.
The Sixth Form mentoring programme also supports Year 7 and 8 students through activities and tutoring sessions. Mentors offer guidance and advice, helping new students settle in and feel part of the school community. Whether it’s a friendly ‘high five’ in the corridor or lending a hand with challenges, mentoring provides a valuable opportunity for both mentors and mentees to connect.
Lifelong friendships, unforgettable memories, and lasting gratitude for the teachers at LES.
Juan Ignacio Promoción de 2023, LES Alumni
The years I spent at LES have left a lifelong impression on me. At LES I met people who I will cherish for my whole life and I made unforgettable memories. I will be forever grateful to the staff in both the school and the boarding house for everything they gave me.” Studying a degree in Safety and Security Management at Leiden University, the Netherlands.
GCSEs and British Curriculum
GCSEs are globally recognised qualifications, accepted in countries like the US, Canada and Australia. With over 25 subjects to choose from, students can explore diverse interests and set the foundation for future goals. Alongside their studies, they gain valuable qualifications while enjoying hands-on activities, school events, trips and Plus Clubs.
Preparing for A Levels
Sixth Form (Y12 & Y13) at LES offers A Levels, a British qualification for students aged 16+. These two-year courses are recognised for higher education in the UK and globally. With over 20 subjects available, students take charge of their academic journey, preparing for university and future careers.
At Lady Elizabeth School, our Admissions team is available throughout the year to assist you with the enrolment process and answer any questions you may have. We operate on a rolling admissions basis, which means students can join us at any point during the academic year, subject to availability. We encourage early applications to secure your child’s place.
Cultivate independence, critical thinking and academic knowledge through our Secondary School programme.
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