BJAB Opens Years 12 & 13

At BJAB, it has always been about becoming stronger.
For many years, families have chosen BJAB for its nurturing environment, personalised attention and strong British primary education. Today, we are proud to take the next step in that journey. We are expanding to offer Year 12 from September 2026 and Year 13 from September 2027.
This milestone comes with another exciting development: BJAB is now an IB Candidate School, paving the way for one of the world's most prestigious and internationally recognised pre-university programmes. This helps students continue one connected learning journey through university preparation.

How we are building an all-through school with a true sense of continuity
Children thrive when learning is built on strong foundations.
As a school that began with Primary education at its heart, we understand that academic success starts long before examinations and university applications. The earliest years nurture confidence, curiosity, resilience and a love of learning.
By extending our pathway to Years 12 and 13, students can keep building on their foundations. They stay in the same supportive community that knows them, challenges them and helps them grow.

Preparing students for an international future
The introduction of Years 12 and 13 creates new opportunities for students to continue their education within a school community that already knows them and supports them to succeed.
Combined with our future IB pathway, students benefit from an internationally recognised education that develops academic rigour, critical thinking and a global perspective. The result is a learning experience that combines ambition with personal attention, preparing students not only for examinations but for future opportunities across borders, cultures and careers.

Growing without losing what makes us different
As schools grow, personal attention often becomes harder to maintain.
At BJAB, it remains one of our greatest strengths.
Our boutique scale allows teachers to understand each student's strengths, challenges and ambitions while parents benefit from direct access, transparency and genuine partnership throughout their journey.