10th Grade Options (September 2021)
Compulsory subjects:
Bible Knowledge+ and Physical Education+.
The following subjects depend on the approval of the subject teacher:
| Mathematics Extended | or | Mathematics Core* |
| English Language* and Literature1 | or | English as a Second Language* |
Optional subjects:
| A) | GFL | or | IGCSE ICT2 |
| B) | Chemistry | or | Art |
| C) | Physics | or | Buisness Studies |
| D) | Biology | or | IGCSE PE* |
| E) | Geography | or | History |
1 Only English Literature is offered at A Level.
2 Greek & I.T. are only offered up to AS Level.
* These subjects are only offered up to IGCSE.
+ These subjects are not IGCSE courses and not available at A Level.
Unless indicated otherwise, these subjects are IGCSE courses and are currently offered up to A level. For an explanation of IGCSE and higher courses, please see below:
Qualifications: Grades 10 to 13
IGCSEs
Logos School is a recognised International Centre for Cambridge International and Edexcel examinations. These are international exams prepared in Cambridge and London, to the same standard as UK examinations. These qualifications are therefore recognised by colleges, universities and employers. Success in the IGCSE is evidence of a high academic standard that can be demonstrated internationally. IGCSEs or International General Certificates of Secondary Education are generally examined in grade 11 and are the culmination of two years of study. Unlike a more general examination, IGCSEs allow students to demonstrate their ability in a specific subject, up to a high standard. The examinations are provided by external examining boards, with Logos School acting as a centre. They are optional and therefore there are additional fees, per subject taken. One or more examinations may be taken. Students expecting to attend university would normally aim to take exams in at least five subjects. IGCSEs are becoming increasingly recognised internationally. Taking the IGCSE exams is not necessary for a student to complete the school year and to progress to 12th grade. However, it may effect their options, see below.
AS/A Levels in Grades 12 and 13
Students who have achieved at least a B grade at IGCSE may study for an AS exam in the relevant subject in 12th grade. Students who gain a grade C or a high enough school grade in an extended subject will be considered for classes that are already being offered. There are external exams in the summer and a certificate can be gained or the student may continue in 13th grade to study for the Advanced Level Exams. It is these A-Levels which are generally required for entrance to UK Universities.
Apolytirion
Students who have successfully reached 12th grade are working towards their Apolytirion, which is important for further study in Cyprus and in many other countries. The Apolytirion was previously known as a High School Diploma and is equivalent to the Apolytirion issued by Cypriot schools. Students who do not study for the AS exams will study Apolytirion/Diploma subjects. There are no external exams or certificates for these subjects, but there will be end of year examinations.