ACADEMIC CURRICULUM
At Greenview Islamic International School, values-based learning is the key to the way we teach. With strong positive values, teachers and staff create a positive learning environment for your child.
Through a value-based school like Greenview Islamic International School, children develop a strong sense of who they are. They develop responsibility and trust. In turn, this liberates teachers from the stress of confrontations that frees up both teaching and learning times. By working closely with parents, students grow socially and academically and eventuate into confident and happy individuals.
THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM IS DESIGNED TO:
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Help students achieve balanced development.
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Integrate knowledge, skills, values and correct use of language.
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State explicitly intended learning outcomes for different ability levels.
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Offer multidisciplinary, thematic, continuous and quality learning.
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Foster knowledge, skills and attitudes appropriate for success in the global age
OUR CURRICULUM IS AIMED AT
developing five sets of skills:
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Critical thinking
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Communication skills
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Social skills
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Research
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Self-management
Islamic Component
At the end of Year 6 (depending on the child’s progress), our students will be able to recite the whole Qur-aan (Khatmul Qur-aan), Inshaa Allaah.
At the end of Year 7, our students who have joined the school for Year 1 will complete Arabic Grammar and can understand more than half of the Qur-aan in its original language, Inshaa Allaah.
The Cambridge Curriculum
The Cambridge IGCSE is the world's most valued pre-university qualification and represents the best in international education. Regularly updated according to changing needs, Cambridge IGCSE is a skills-based curriculum driven by content. Its enquiry-based approach to learning is excellent for developing critical thinking.
As a Registered Cambridge Centre, Greenview Islamic School follows the globally recognized Cambridge curriculum for Mathematics, English, Science and all other subjects.
Students’ academic progress is assessed in Year 6 and Year 9 when they sit for the Cambridge Checkpoint Examinations. All papers are marked in Cambridge and every student is given a comprehensive evaluation on his or her strengths and weaknesses. The checkpoint examinations prepare the students for the Cambridge IGCSE examinations in Year 11.