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cambridge international examinations written at ESCS
Cambridge International Examinations - written at El Shaddai Christian School.
ESCS students write the IGCSE examinations in Grade 10 and 11, followed by the AS Level examinations written in Grade 12.
El Shaddai Christian School also hosts private candidates for the Cambridge examinations written in June and November each year.
THE ENTRY PERIOD FOR THE MAY / JUNE 2020 EXAMINATIONS AT ESCS WILL OPEN ON 1 JANUARY 2020.
Accounting Teacher
Lee Topper - Head of Accounting & Head of Economic Management Sciences
Teaching at ESCS since 2016
El Shaddai Christian School
Cambridge Exam Timetable (June 2020) - master pdf zone 3 (at ESCS)
Examination fees for private candidates in 2020
Examination fees for full-time ESCS candidates in 2020
NB: ESCS is no longer able to enter private candidates for the Art & Design examinations (Cambridge rule)
Entry procedure:
The online form should be completed in January for the May/June exams and should be completed in July for the October /November exams.
School and private candidates should follow the procedure below:
- Complete the online application form (above).
- The school will send each candidate a quote for the cost of writing the requested examinations at ESCS.
- Students / parents check the quote and make payment into the school's bank account by the applicable due date. Such payment indicates acceptance of our Terms & Conditions.
- Thereafter the school will send each candidate a provisional Statement of Entry in order to check entry details. Students check the details and notify the school of changes.
- The school uploads the entries to Cambridge for candidates whose examination / tuition fees have been paid. Please note that no refunds are given for withdrawals after our entries are uploaded to Cambridge, except for medical reasons or qualifying family trauma (e.g. a bereavement). Not being ready does not qualify.
- Confirmation of entry from Cambridge is forwarded to students / parents.
- It is the responsibility of the student to check our online timetable regularly, as this may show minor changes (e.g. arrangements for clashes) on an ongoing basis. This document will be available on our website as soon as we make entries for each session.