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• Information for Candidates

  Please note that there are several guidelines and regulations during exams. Please click on any of the links below to get further Information on the mentioned aspects.

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• Results and Certificates

  Results Students wishing for a relative or friend to collect their results must send a signed letter of authorisation with the person collecting who must also have identification with them.

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• GCSE

  GCSEs, which begin in year 10, comprise a core offer which leads to 6GCSEs: English language English literature Mathematics Combined Science (2x GCSEs which cover Biology, Chemistry and Physics) Religious studies In addition, students also study further optional GCSE courses which they choose.

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• A Level

  Magdalen Sixth Form offers an academically focused post-16 curriculum which includes a broad range of A level subjects and other courses.

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• PCSHE

  Personal, Cultural, Social, Health and Economic Education (PCSHE) is the title given to a broad area of the curriculum which teaches students the life-skills necessary to lead a safe, productive and fulfilled life and to make a positive contribution to society.

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• Sex and Relationships Education

  The PCSHE curriculum includes the teaching of Sex and Relationships Education.

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• Careers

  Career's developmentMagdalen invests considerable resources in our programme of Careers information, advice, guidance and support, which is indicative of our continuing commitment to enable all students to achieve academic and personal excellence and to make a positive contribution to global and local communities.

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• Pastoral Care

  We provide outstanding pastoral care at Magdalen College School.

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• Special Needs & Inclusion

  SEND at Magdalen College School The Inclusion Faculty aims to ensure that the learning, social and emotional needs of all our pupils are met.

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• Safeguarding

  SAFEGUARDING STATEMENTSafeguarding legislation and government guidance says that safeguarding means: Protecting children from maltreatment Preventing impairment of children’s mental and physical health or development Ensuring that children are growing up in circumstances consistent with the provision of safe and effective care Taking action to enable all children and young people to have the best outcome Safeguarding includes child protection, health care plans, health and safety, site security, safety on school trips, anti-bullying work, safer recruitment and so much more.

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