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Fluids, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, and optics — building directly on Physics 1. Covers the physics behind medicine and technology: why MRI machines work, how lenses bend light, and what electricity actually does. A natural follow-on for pre-med and life science students.

Everything in Calculus AB, plus series, sequences, and parametric functions — covering a full year of university calculus. The gold standard for mathematically ambitious students. Signals seriousness to universities and provides a strong foundation for any quantitative field.

Pre-Columbian era to today — the full arc of American history: political, social, economic, and cultural. Essential for students applying to US universities, and for anyone who wants to understand the country that shapes global culture, policy, and economics more than any other.

1200 CE to the present — global civilisations, trade networks, colonisation, and revolutions. Not one region’s story, but the whole world’s interconnected narrative. An essential course for understanding how the contemporary world came to be, and how every culture has shaped it.

The grammar of music — not an instrument class. Students learn how music is actually constructed: notation, harmony, rhythm, ear training, and basic composition. If you’ve ever wondered why a chord feels tense or why a melody resolves, this is where you find out.