



Cambridge IGCSE provides a strong academic foundation. At Kensington, we complement it with subjects and learning experiences that help students understand themselves, manage everyday responsibilities and prepare for life beyond school.

The AAG Programme provides a structured and supportive learning environment where students receive closer guidance based on their individual abilities, needs and development. Our approach focuses on both academic progress and the practical skills students need to grow with confidence.
Each AAG classroom is supported by a Lead Teacher and Assistant Teacher, allowing educators to provide closer supervision, personalised guidance and greater individual attention throughout the student's learning journey.
Find clear answers to common questions about our Cambridge IGCSE pathway, programmes, admissions, and learning approach.
Yes. Cambridge IGCSE is accepted by universities and employers worldwide, and is one of the most widely used secondary qualifications globally.
Kensington's Cambridge IGCSE pathway runs from Foundation to Year 11, for students aged 11 to 17.
Students take a set of core subjects spanning languages, sciences, humanities, and business foundations, with electives including Financial Literacy, Psychology, Sociology, and Commerce.
AAG (Ability Achievement Group) is Kensington's dedicated pathway for students with specific learning needs, run on a dual-educator classroom model.
Yes — Kensington is a registered Cambridge Exam Centre (Code MY514), meaning Cambridge IGCSE exams are held directly on our Cheras campus.
Starting your child’s journey at Kensington is simple. From your first consultation to the placement assessment and final enrolment, our team will guide you through each step and help you find the right pathway for your child. See how to get started and what to expect at each stage.
Explore the Enrolment Process here ➜