IGCSE SE21

SE21

Course Aims

The aim is to provide students with a hands-on project-based introduction to STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics), entrepreneurship, and 21st-century skills development. We also aim to develop skills in collaboration, teamwork, and leadership.

Course Content and Assessment

Students investigate the following topics: building robots, game programming, developing mobile apps, designing webpages, creating physical computing systems, 3D designing and printing, graphics design and computer-aided textile production. Throughout the course, students complete internal assessments via several end-of-unit projects.

The Dulwich Advantage

Students receive training on using state-of-the-art maker technology (e.g., VEX robotics kits, Bambu Labs 3D printers, and Sawgrass sublimation printers). Students also develop transferable skills while competing in annual EiM hackathons such as Planet Hack, Game Jam, and HakD. Students also join guest lectures from alumni and Dulwich network members, and field trips to regional technology and manufacturing companies.
The course is a practical hands-on pathway to AS and A Level Computer Science study.