The results were above the world average, and the school put the Middle Years Program (a version of the International Baccalaureate for younger pupils) into use.

[citation needed] MYP (Middle Years Program) was stopped shortly before the end of 2010 and was replaced on the timetable by ICT.

The school offers 15 subjects at Key Stage Three: Mathematics, English, Science, French, Spanish, Geography, History, PE, Design Technology (including Food) Music, Art, Drama, Computing, Religion, Philosophy & Ethics and Careers Education.

Pupils choose their GCSEs in year 8, to begin studies in year 9; the GCSEs offered are English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, French or Spanish, History or Geography, Religion, Philosophy and Ethics, Core PE and two of the following: Art, Computer Science, Design Technology, Drama, Food Preparation and Nutrition, Geography, History, French, Spanish, German, Music, Psychology and Physical Education.

In the sixth form (Key Stage 5) students choose 3 or 4 subjects along with a compulsory Extended Project Qualification (EPQ).

Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Drama, English Literature, French, Film Studies, Geography, Government and Politics, History, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Photography, Physics, Product Design, Psychology, Sociology and Spanish.