Departments and SubjectsThe Foundation Stage for Kindergarten children aged 3 to 5 is child-centred and oriented towards practical applications, social development and acquiring the skills, knowledge and understanding required to interact in a changing world. Encouragement and support are provided for children to achieve their full potential in a caring and stimulating environment in which the learning process is positive and meaningful. Learning through structured play and regular educational visits are an integral part of the Foundation Stage. Arabic as prescribed by the Ministry of Education is also taught. Classes are well served by individual class libraries, a well-resourced school library, computer laboratories, a music studio and a dedicated Kindergarten play area. Parents and staff work collaboratively to ensure that academic and social skills are easily transferable. 'Open Days' are organized to provide parents with opportunities to meet and discuss their children with teachers.
The Junior School The Junior School programme follows Key Stages 1 and 2 using the programmes of study of The National Curriculum for England. Teachers work to the designated Performance Levels and Attainment Targets. Subjects in Key Stage 1 and 2 [Years 1 to 6]
The House System followed in the school enables students to participate in a variety of competitive activities from Year 1 to Year 6 thereby enhancing the leadership skills and team spirit in the students. A wide range of educational visits is offered to encourage learning outside the school boundaries. In Years 4, 5 and 6, after school extra-curricular programmes are provided for children to participate in a wide range of activities such as drama, choir, computers, art and craft, cooking and various sports. A number of school clubs provides students with additional opportunities to acquire leadership skills, enhance their natural abilities and develop skills in new interest areas. The Junior School programme is backed by a well-resourced school library, computer laboratories, a music studio, a multi-purpose auditorium, English support resources, art studios, an audio-visual room, and well equipped sports facilities. The Senior School Key Stage 3 lays the foundations for IGCSE options in Year 10. Assessment is continuous and aims for targets established in The National Curriculum for England. In Year 9 students sit the ‘Check Point’ examinations as an internal monitoring exercise to ensure that our students match the best levels of U.K. schools. Subjects in Key Stage 3 [Years 7 to 9]
Keystage 4 [Years 10 and 11]
Year 12 and 13 Students in Year 12 and 13 appear for AS and A Level GCE. A wide range of subjects are available to prepare students for career opportunities and onward higher education. Subjects options for Year 12 and 13 include:
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