Q1. Why is WSB the only school in Gazipur City offering the entire Cambridge schooling pathway from Playgroup to O and A level?

WSB is the only school in Gazipur City that already has students in every stage of Cambridge schooling—from Playgroup to O and A level. This gives your child a complete and stable Cambridge journey without switching schools or going to Dhaka later.

Equally important, WSB is the only school in Gazipur City where many teachers—and all teachers who teach O and A level—completed O and A level themselves before earning their university degrees. Teachers with real Cambridge backgrounds understand the exam system from experience, which is essential for guiding students correctly and preparing them with confidence.

This combination of a full pathway and teachers with true Cambridge experience is what makes WSB the only complete Cambridge school in Gazipur City.

Q2. What does it mean when WSB says it offers the entire Cambridge schooling pathway from Playgroup to O and A level?

It means WSB provides every stage of Cambridge education in one school—Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, O level, and A level. Your child never needs to change schools or move to Dhaka to complete their Cambridge studies.

A full pathway also means your child learns under a consistent teaching system, with teachers who understand Cambridge expectations from the early years up to the final exams. This stability helps students build strong English, confidence, and exam readiness over many years, instead of facing sudden changes or gaps.

In simple terms:

One school. One system. One continuous Cambridge journey—from age 3 to university admission.

Q2. What does it mean when WSB says it offers the entire Cambridge schooling pathway from Playgroup to O and A level?

It means WSB provides every stage of Cambridge education in one school—Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, O level, and A level. Your child never needs to change schools or move to Dhaka to complete their Cambridge studies.

A full pathway also means your child learns under a consistent teaching system, with teachers who understand Cambridge expectations from the early years up to the final exams. This stability helps students build strong English, confidence, and exam readiness over many years, instead of facing sudden changes or gaps.

In simple terms:

One school. One system. One continuous Cambridge journey—from age 3 to university admission.

Q3. What is the difference between English Medium (Cambridge) and English Version, and why does it matter?

English Medium (Cambridge) and English Version differ mainly in how children are taught and how their learning is tested.

Cambridge uses a system called Bloom’s Taxonomy, which simply means that children are taught to:

understand ideas, apply what they learn, think logically, and solve problems — not just memorize.

English Version follows the National Curriculum, where exams focus mostly on remembering and reproducing textbook content.

Because Cambridge lessons and exams require thinking and explanation, children build stronger English, confidence, and real academic skills — which helps them in O and a level exams, IELTS, interviews, and university.

English Version builds knowledge, but not the same level of communication or analytical ability.

For parents, the key difference is:

English Version tests memory. Cambridge tests understanding.

Q4. How is Cambridge different from the National Curriculum (English Version), and which is better for long-term opportunities?

Cambridge is built on Bloom’s Taxonomy — meaning students learn by understanding, analyzing, and applying, not just memorizing. This prepares them for O and A level exams, university-style learning, and global opportunities.

The National Curriculum focuses mainly on content recall, which helps with textbook exams but does not give students the same practice in communication, reasoning, or problem-solving.

For long-term opportunities — studying abroad, competing for scholarships, performing in interviews, or adjusting to foreign education systems — the Cambridge approach offers a clearer advantage because it builds the skills universities look for.

In short:

Cambridge develops ability. English Version develops memory.

Both have value, but Cambridge opens more doors for a global future.

Q5. Does Cambridge schooling help if my family plans to study abroad or relocate in the future?

Yes. Cambridge is one of the most widely accepted school systems worldwide. Universities in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, and Europe understand its standards and trust its exam results.

Because Cambridge focuses on understanding, analysis, and communication—not memorization—students adjust easily to English-speaking classrooms abroad. They perform better in IELTS and other admission tests, handle university-style work more confidently, and succeed in interviews and scholarship applications.

This is why WSB’s motto is “Learn Locally, Compete Globally.”

Your child studies safely in Gazipur City while developing the skills needed to perform anywhere in the world.