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The Cambridge curriculum is an international educational program used in over 10,000 schools across 160 countries. It is renowned for its adaptability, challenge, and inspiration, and is acknowledged by colleges and businesses worldwide.
The program is organized into four stages:
• Early Years is a play-based curriculum for children ages 3+.
• Primary is a curriculum for children aged 5 and up that emphasizes fundamental courses such as English, Math, and Science
• Lower Secondary is a curriculum for children 11 years and older to build on their elementary school skills
• The Upper Secondary curriculum prepares pupils for the IGCSE exams
• Advanced curriculum focuses on preparing pupils for A-Level exams
The Cambridge curriculum is intended to help students build abilities that will be beneficial in college and throughout their careers. Some compare Cambridge A-Level classes to Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses.
The Cambridge framework includes curriculum for the three core disciplines of English (or English as an Additional Language), Mathematics, and Science. Other subjects are based on the English National Curriculum. They are: Art, Geography, History, ICT (Computers), Music, Physical Education, and Personal and Social Education.
The Cambridge International Curriculum provides a variety of evaluation methods, such as written exams, practical assessments, and coursework. These tests not only evaluate your knowledge, but also promote critical thinking, problem solving, and creativity.
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