Yes

Yes

Mandarin, Russian included in curriculum. Spanish and German are at an additional cost

16

14

No

Teams and One Note

We would be able to offer this if required, but prefer in-person

We are non-denominational, but accommodate all faiths

We have multi-faith prayer room and also attend church services in our local church

IGCSE, A Levels

IGCSE; 50% A*- B, 100% Grade 8-9 in two subjects, 85% Grade 7-9 in English as a Second Language, 30% top grade 9 in Biology
A Level; 72% Grade A*-B, 30% achieving 3 or more A*/ A grads

Yes

Year 9; 1-1.5 hours per subject, Year 10; 3 hours per subject, Year 11; 3 hours per subject, Year 12; 6 hours per subject

90%

Yes

We have a SENCO

All students have a wide range of opportunities open to them; including Masterclasses and Competitions

We have a College Counsellor and if felt appropriate, this would be arranged

Admission test and interview

The type of assessment you’ll take depends on the year group you’re joining. 

• Years 9 and 10: online aptitude test and English assessment. 
• Year 11: online aptitude test and maths and combined science papers. 
• Year 12: online aptitude test plus assessments in maths, physics, biology, and chemistry. 

Successful applicants will then be invited to an online or in-person interview. 

No

No deadline

Yes in Year 9. We also offer a January intake for GCSE and A Level

8.30

4.30

N/A

No

Yes

Yes

In Years 9, 10, and 11, students wear a casual uniform comprising polo shirts, chinos or a skirt, a zip-up sweatshirt, and plain shoes or trainers. This ensures everyone looks smart and tidy, feels comfortable, and is ready to tackle anything the day throws at them.

OICB's Year 12 and 13 students can either wear their own clothes during the college day or items of uniform. For sports, students wear our bespoke college kit.

We have a full range of activities including in our Super Curriculum offer, including sports, Science Clubs, Model United Nations, Art, Musical Theatre, AI and Robotics, Astronomy, MIT Challenges, Mindfulness, Student Council, Chess, American football, Dance Club, Archery, Law, Peter Jones Tycoon Competition, Eco Club, Engineering

All students have PE as part of their curriculum. This varies according to Year Group, but may include running, gym, basketball, football, rounders and more

Yes, including fixtures with local schools in football, badminton, volleyball and basketball

Science Labs x 6, Art Room, Multi-faith prayer room, Cafe, 3 Common Rooms, day student common room, 3 laundry rooms, Trim Trail in wooded conservation area, Observatory, various library and quiet workspace areas

Field, Hard Court for Basketball/ Tennis, football pitch, volleyball, gym, table tennis tables, trim trail in wellbeing walk wooded area,

From Year 9 - Year 13 (ages 13 - 18)

We strive to create an open, inclusive and purposeful community in which students are encouraged to fulfil their academic and personal potential. As an international community, individual needs are accommodated and diversity is celebrated through our programme of cultural activities.
Mealtimes
A diverse and healthy menu is available to Day and Boarding students (breakfast is only available to
boarders) and is compulsory for all boarders unless alternative arrangements have been made. Provision is made for students with special educational needs or disabilities, particular religious, dietary, language or cultural needs and students who wish to fast can make arrangements with their Houseparents.
Exeats are non compulsory and students have the option to stay on campus during Enrichment Weeks (half terms)
Weekend and Enrichment Week
At OIC Brighton, we offer an exciting and engaging weekend and Enrichment Week programme for our students, designed to make the most of both our local area and destinations further afield. This programme includes a blend of academic enrichment, teambuilding exercises, and creative, fun activities to keep students engaged and to enhance their boarding experience.
Planned excursions might take students to vibrant cities such as Brighton and London, coastal water sports, thrilling theme parks, the picturesque South Downs and more. These diverse activities
ensure that our students not only gain valuable experiences but also enjoy their time at OIC Brighton to the fullest

Oxford International College Brighton is a trailblazing independent school where day and boarding students follow their own pathway to success. On OICB's stunning campus, ambitious young people from around the world achieve academic excellence, flourish as people, and develop the future-focused skills they need to thrive at university – and beyond.

OICB is also part of the Nord Anglia Education family of premium international schools, which brings many benefits. These include access to world-leading education technology and award-winning teacher training programmes, as well exclusive collaborations with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and UNICEF.

In the classroom, world-class UK and international teachers will equip you with the specialist subject knowledge you need to achieve remarkable GCSE and A-level results. Outside of lessons, you’ll build a portfolio of additional experiences, qualifications, and global skills that align with your aspirations.

OICB's culture of excellence is driven by a commitment to our students’ happiness, wellbeing, and personal growth. You’ll love living and learning on OICB's beautiful campus, too, where a community of like-minded young people from around the world inspire one another to be their very best.