Most subjects are taught in mixed ability classes, but in Form 11, one or two subjects are set according to ability. Boys are also exposed to other areas of a more general nature in the form of non-examination subjects such as Scripture, Physical Education, Counseling, Information Skills and Music. For able boys, there are adequate opportunities for extension, either within Departments, or within the school, while help is given to less able boys and a part-time remedial teacher is available. At the end of Form 11, after career guidance from the School Counselor, a boy chooses his matriculation subjects and enters the Senior School. At this stage almost all subjects are taught in classes set according to ability.
Boys choose six subjects for their matriculation course.
Various enrichment modules are offered in Form 111 to widen a boy's educational experience. Mr. I.D. McMillan Mr. A.P. Durnford Mr. To promote the pupil's ability to communicate in English confidently and effectively. To promote the pupil's intellectual, emotional and social development. To extend his ability to observe, discriminate and order his thoughts coherently.