Skyline Education

Key Stage 1-2

The major courses include English, Mathematics, and Science. The assessment results will be informed to students' parents and reported to the Ministry of Education. Students in Grade 6 will participate in the English and Mathematics tests of the Key Stage 2 National Curriculum Assessment.

Target Students: KS1 - KS2 is a compulsory curriculum for students aged 5 - 11 (Grades 1 - 6).

Course Content: English, Mathematics, Science, Design and Technology, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), History, Geography, Art and Design, Music, Physical Education, and Modern Foreign Languages.

KEY STAGE 3

As a bridging stage to GCSE, daily study and life in KS3 place more emphasis on the exploration and cultivation of interests. The UK's KS3 curriculum helps children discover their learning specialties. This characteristic directly influences children's subject selection for GCSE and A - Level, and also impacts their future academic performance and college admissions.

Target Audience: Suitable for children aged 11 to 13 (Grades 7 - 8).

Course Contents: English, Mathematics, Science, Design and Technology, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), History, Geography, Modern Foreign Languages, Art and Design, Music, Citizenship and Physical Education.

GCSE curriculum

The GCSE curriculum, which stands for the General Certificate of Secondary Education curriculum, is designed for 14 - 16 - year - old students in the UK and lasts for two years. It offers a wide range of courses, including compulsory subjects like English, Maths, and Science, as well as many electives. After finishing the courses, students take exams, and the results are crucial for completing compulsory education and further studies such as A - Level or vocational training.

IGCSE curriculum

The IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) curriculum is an international version of GCSE, targeting 14 - 16 - year - old students globally. It has a wide - ranging curriculum that focuses on cultivating students' global perspectives and comprehensive abilities. It covers various fields such as languages, sciences, and humanities. Students obtain a globally recognized certificate after exams, laying a foundation for further higher education.

A-Level curriculum

The A-Level curriculum, also known as the UK high school curriculum, is for 16 - 18 - year - old students and lasts two years. It features specialized and in - depth courses. Students typically choose 3 - 4 subjects like mathematics, physics and chemistry to study intensively. The results are crucial for admission to many universities in the UK and around the world, helping students apply for their desired institutions and majors.

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Curriculum System

What are KS1 - KS3 courses? What are their contents?

Key Stage 1-2

KEY STAGE 3

What is GCSE? What is IGCSE? What is A-Level?

GCSE curriculum

IGCSE curriculum

A-Level curriculum

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