| 2008 |
IB programme for Year 12 introduced alongside the 'A' Level programme. |
| 2007 |
Infant School moves in to the extended Saar site. Awali and Budaiya sites closed. |
2005 |
New purpose-built Junior School open in Saar. The Senior School expands into the old Junior building, thereby also creating a dedicated 6th Form facility. |
| 1998 |
First 'A'
Level Exams |
| 1996 |
Start of
Sixth Form. Provision for 1700 students
(age 3-18) |
| 1994 |
Decision
to extend to 'A' Level |
| 1992 |
Re-organisation
of primary schools into Nursery &
Infant School at Budaiya, and Junior
School at Isa Town |
| 1990 |
First GCSE
exams. Manama School closed during Gulf
War rationalisation |
| 1988 |
45 nationalities.
Provision for 1600 students. Middle
school renamed Senior School, extending
age range to 16+ |
| 1985 |
Middle school
opened at Isa Town to extend school
age range to 13+ |
| 1981 |
New primary
school opened at Isa Town. Now three
primary schools: Manama, Budaiya and
Isa Town. Provision for 1000 students |
| 1976 |
New primary
school opened at Budaiya. Provision
for 800 students |
| 1975 |
School too
big for church administration. Constitution
and format of Board of Governors revised;
formally licensed under Bahrain Law
as a private and nonprofit making school |
| 1973 |
16 nationalities.
Provision for 530 students |
| 1972 |
Separate
upper school opened in Manama, extending
to age 11+. Nursery and Infants continued
in Church Compound |
| 1963 |
Provision
for 120 students |
| 1961 |
School started
in private villas to provide British
education for small groups of expatriate
children; established as St. Christopher's
Church School with 39 pupils in the
hall at the Church Compound |
