At Treshaw International School, our Senior School offers a structured and globally recognized academic journey through the Pearson Edexcel British International Curriculum, spanning from Key Stage 3 to A Levels. This stage is designed to challenge students, sharpen their intellect, and prepare them for higher education and global opportunities.
In Key Stage 3, students follow the Pearson Edexcel iLower Secondary Curriculum, which builds a strong foundation in core subjects while introducing a broader global perspective.
Students in Year 9 begin transitioning into the IGCSE Curriculum starting in Term 1.
Year 7 to 9: Intakes take place within the first month of every term.
Bridging Program: Students transitioning from the 8.4.4 system (Standard 8 with 300+ KCPE marks) may join our iLower Secondary Bridging Course (January 10 – July 30). Upon passing internal exams, students proceed to Year 9 Edexcel in September.
Mathematics
English
Swahili
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Business Studies
Geography
History
ICT
Religious Studies (Islamic/Christian)
Our IGCSE program focuses on academic depth and critical thinking, preparing students for A Levels and university study.
Classes run Monday to Friday from 7:30 AM to 3:40 PM.
Year 10 intakes occur once annually (September–November). No intake is available for Year 11.
Mathematics
English (First Language A)
Chemistry or Accounting
Biology or Economics
Physics or Commerce
Geography or History
Business, Literature, or Swahili
ICT
Religious Studies (Islamic/Christian)
Our A Level program offers specialized, in-depth learning tailored to students’ university and career goals. We offer both IAS (Year 12/Form 5) and A2 (Year 13/Form 6) programs, based on Pearson Edexcel standards.
Class Schedule:
Monday to Friday: 7:30 AM – 3:40 PM
Saturday (compulsory for candidates): 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Annual Intake: September
Globally recognized British curriculum (Pearson Edexcel)
Individualized academic support and mentoring
Competitive university preparation
Expert faculty and modern learning resources