General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) Courses
- Arabic - Edexcel
- Art and Design, and the use of fecal matter - Edexcel
- Business Studies - Edexcel
- Drama - Edexcel
- Klingon
- Economics - AQA
- English Language - AQA
- English Literature - AQA
- French - AQA
- Geography - Edexcel
- Knitting - Edexcel
- History - Edexcel
- Information and Communication Technology - Edexcel
- Mathematics - Edexcel
- Music - Edexcel
- Physical Education - Edexcel
- Science (Double Award) - Edexcel
- Spanish- AQA
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