Academic curriculum
Focuses on developing students’ social skills, motor skills and learning the fundamentals of academics.
IGCSE Overview
Cambridge International IGCSE is a globally recognized qualification for students aged 14 to 16. It offers a flexible curriculum with a broad range of subjects, focusing on critical thinking and problem-solving. The IGCSE prepares students for further education, such as AS & A Levels, and is respected worldwide, supporting progression to higher education and careers.
Subjects Offered
English Language
English Language This course teaches clear and effective communication in speech and writing, focusing on vocabulary, grammar, and personal style.
Cambridge Course ID: 500
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: English, Language Arts
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Japanese Language / Kokugo
Japanese Language / Kokugo The UIA Japanese curriculum helps students learn to speak, read, and write Japanese, while the Kokugo curriculum provides native-level instruction for various needs.
Cambridge Course ID: N/A
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Languages
Grade Level: 9 to 10
French
French This syllabus aids students in learning French, emphasizing effective communication through listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills as they progress.
Cambridge Course ID: 520
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Languages
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Hindi
Hindi The syllabus focuses on reading, writing, listening, and speaking, helping learners build practical communication skills and prepare for advanced Hindi studies.
Cambridge Course ID: 549
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Languages
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Music
Music Music boosts creativity and confidence, allowing learners to express themselves and understand the value of communication with musicians and audiences.
Cambridge Course ID: N/A
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Fine Arts
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Art & Design
Art & Design Art & Design allows learners to express themselves, fostering creativity and transferable skills. Students become critical thinkers and articulate personal responses.
Cambridge Course ID: N/A
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Fine Arts
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Physical Education
Physical Education Physical education is essential for a balanced curriculum. Regular exercise boosts health and academic performance, laying the groundwork for a healthy lifestyle.
Cambridge Course ID: N/A
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Physical Education, Health & Fitness, Well-being
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Mathematics
Mathematics Cambridge IGCSE International Mathematics helps learners build their math skills as essential life skills and a foundation for further studies or other subjects.
Cambridge Course ID: 607
Division: Lower Secondary
Subject Areas: Computing & Technology
Grade Level: 6 to 8
Computer Science
Computer Science Students study how technology impacts society and use ICT tools like word processors and presentation software to solve problems.
Cambridge Course ID: 417
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Professional & Creative
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Environmental Management
Environmental Management Learners explore Earth’s systems, resources, and human impact, focusing on sustainable management.
Cambridge Course ID: 680
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Sciences/Humanities and Social Sciences
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Biology
Biology Cambridge IGCSE Biology helps learners understand the living world, develop interest in science, and learn key biological concepts, applications, and practical skills.
Cambridge Course ID: 610
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Sciences
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Chemistry
Chemistry Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry equips learners with essential principles and practical skills, fostering an informed interest in science and its applications.
Cambridge Course ID: 620
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Sciences
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Physics
Physics Cambridge IGCSE Physics helps learners understand the technological world, engage with scientific advances, and develop core principles, applications, and practical skills.
Cambridge Course ID: 625
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Sciences
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Economics
Economics The Cambridge IGCSE Economics syllabus builds understanding of economic theory, global economies, and connections, teaching students to analyze data and apply it to real issues.
Cambridge Course ID: 455
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Humanities and Social Sciences
Grade Level: 9 to 10
History
History It builds historical knowledge and skills, offers flexible learning, supports further study, and inspires lifelong interest in history.
Cambridge Course ID: 470
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Humanities and Social Sciences
Grade Level: 10
Business Studies
Business Studies Learners study how businesses are formed, financed, run, and regulated, and explore decision-making factors and the values of cooperation and interdependence.
Cambridge Course ID: 450
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Humanities and Social Sciences
Grade Level: 9
Wellbeing
Wellbeing Cambridge Primary Wellbeing promotes a holistic approach, encouraging learners to actively engage in their own wellbeing and build positive relationships.
Cambridge Course ID: N/A
Division: Upper Secondary
Subject Areas: Special Subject Area, Health & Fitness, Well-being
Grade Level: 9 to 10
Learning Areas
Core Academic Learning
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Develop deep subject knowledge and conceptual understanding -
Strengthen analytical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills -
Apply learning to theoretical, practical, and real-world contexts -
Critical reading, writing, speaking, and listening -
Logical and mathematical reasoning
Global, Digital & Language Learning
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Develop digital literacy and computational thinking -
Apply problem-solving skills using technology -
Build intercultural awareness and global competence -
Practical ICT and digital skills -
Real-world application of technology
Humanities & Creative Arts
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Understand historical, social, economic, and environmental systems -
Analyse causes, effects, and relationships in human societies -
Encourage creativity, expression, and technical proficiency -
Inquiry, research, and evaluation
Physical & Personal Development
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Promote physical fitness, coordination, and healthy lifestyles -
Build confidence, resilience, and personal responsibility -
Social skills and collaboration -
Personal growth and self-discipline
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Develop deep subject knowledge and conceptual understanding -
Strengthen analytical thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving skills -
Apply learning to theoretical, practical, and real-world contexts -
Critical reading, writing, speaking, and listening -
Logical and mathematical reasoning
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Develop digital literacy and computational thinking -
Apply problem-solving skills using technology -
Build intercultural awareness and global competence -
Practical ICT and digital skills -
Real-world application of technology
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Understand historical, social, economic, and environmental systems -
Analyse causes, effects, and relationships in human societies -
Encourage creativity, expression, and technical proficiency -
Inquiry, research, and evaluation
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Promote physical fitness, coordination, and healthy lifestyles -
Build confidence, resilience, and personal responsibility -
Social skills and collaboration -
Personal growth and self-discipline
Weekly Schedule
(IGCSE)
Grades 9 -10
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08:30
- School Begins
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08:50 – 09:40
- Period 1
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09:40 – 10:30
- Period 2
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10:30 – 10:40
- Recess Break
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10:40 – 11:30
- Period 3
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11:30 – 12:20
- Outdoor Play
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12:20 – 13:00
- Lunch
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13:00 – 13:50
- Period 5
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13:50 – 14:40
- Period 6
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14:40- 15:30
- Period 7
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15:30
- Dispersal
What is the difference between IGCSE Core and IGCSE Extended?
To take into account differing abilities, there is a choice between Core and Extended curriculum papers in some subjects. The Core curriculum is within the ability range of a large majority of students. It provides a full overview of the subject and is targeted at students expected to achieve grades C to G. The Extended curriculum has been designed for the more academically able. It is targeted at those expected to achieve grades A* to E.
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