Students typically study 3-4 core subjects, including English, Mathematics, and one subject from “World Around Us”, which integrates Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, and other disciplines, or they may choose Science as a standalone subject.

Children aged 5-10 years study seven core subjects, including English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Creative Media, and STEM. They can also choose one additional subject from the core subjects or a foreign language.

For students aged 11-14 years, the curriculum focuses on exploration and self-discovery. Core subjects include English, Mathematics, Science, and PSHE (Personal, Social, Health, and Economic Education), which helps students develop life skills, navigate transitions, and prepare for adolescence and early adulthood.

Additionally, students can choose up to five more subjects from the core subject groups based on their interests.

For students aged 15-16 years, this stage corresponds to the UK’s high school certificate program, where students study a total of eight subjects:

• • Core Subjects: English, Mathematics, and one science subject
  • Science Group: Choose one subject from Biology, Chemistry, Double Award Science, or Physics
  • Elective Subjects: Choose five subjects from options such as Arabic, Art & Design, Business Studies, Computer Science, Economics, English Literature, Film Studies, French, and Further Mathematics
  • Specialized Subjects: Students can select practical subjects based on their skills and interests, such as Game Development, Performing Arts, or Health Management.

For students aged 17-18 years, this stage serves as a bridge between high school and university, comparable to the first year of university studies. At this level, students must explore their interests and determine their future academic and career paths, whether in medicine, engineering, linguistics, or other fields.

Students select subjects based on their passion and career aspirations, with options including Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, English, French, Spanish, Geography, History, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Law, Political Science, and Sociology.