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Curriculum

Curriculum

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The curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum and is suited to the needs of the diverse nationalities of students found at NIS. The age range is from three years to sixteen years.

In accordance with the principles of the curriculum, our students are grouped into five categories

I.         Foundation              II.       Key Stage One                     III.      Key Stage Two

IV.      Key Stage Three      V.        Key Stage Four

At end of Key Stage Four, our students will have been prepared to sit for the I.G.C.S.E examination. The following subjects are inculcated in our curriculum:

Early Years Foundation Stage

Language Arts

Number Skills

Reading Skills

Motor Development (fine/gross motor skills)

Social Skills

Science

Art

Music

Physical Education

Key Stage One and Two

Language Arts

Mathematics

Science

Geography

French

Critical Thinking

Technology

Information Communication Technology

History

Music

Art

Key Stage Three and Four

English Language

English Literature

French

Mathematics

Economics

ICT

Geography

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Art and Design

 

Homework

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Homework is given on a daily basis (Monday – Friday) as a reinforcement of daily lessons so as to provide practice in concepts being taught. Parents are expected to offer positive support to their children in this area.

Pupils in Years 2-11 have homework diaries in which a record of the homework/assignments to be done is kept. Parents will be informed if their children do not regularly complete homework.

Children should be provided with a quiet place to work without distractions. They should be encouraged to complete homework conscientiously. Pupils of any age are encouraged to seek advice from the teachers if they do nut understand the homework given.

 
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