Academic curriculum

IGCSE (G9-G10)

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

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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

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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

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

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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

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

Physical & Personal Development

Weekly Schedule

(IGCSE)

Grades 9 -10

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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