Abu Dhabi Grammar School follows the grading system of the Nova Scotia curriculum, which is recognised internationally. This system helps to monitor and report the performance of students in various subjects. Grades are given based on assignments, tests, and class participation. The school ensures that the grading is fair and reflects each student's understanding and skills in the subject.
STAGE
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YEAR
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Kindergarten
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Pre-School to 6
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Junior High School
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Grades 7 to 9
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Senior High School
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Grades 10 to 12
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Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi Grammar School follows an American curriculum and enrols students from Kindergarten through High School, Grade 12. The school's curriculum encourages a well-rounded education system with advanced technological resources to boost development and personal growth. Here's a detailed look at the curriculum across different levels, from Kindergarten through Senior School, tailored to fit all students' educational needs.
Elementary School
The school's syllabus is designed to offer a broad and balanced education to students from preschool to high school. Here, we'll focus on the elementary school section, which caters to children from KG2 to Grade 6. The main subjects taught at this level include:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Social Studies
- Science
- Virtual Arts
- Arabic Language
- French
- Islamic Studies
- Physical Education
Junior High School (Grades 7 to 9)
In junior high, students engage in a wide range of subjects that foster both academic and personal development:
- English Language Arts
- Mathematics
- Integrated Science
- Social Studies
- Arabic Language
- French Language
- Islamic Studies
- Physical Education
- Technology Education
- Music and Art
Senior High School (Grades 10 to 12)
As students progress to senior high school, the curriculum becomes more intensive, preparing them for the Nova Scotia High School Diploma and higher education:
- Advanced English Language Arts
- Higher Mathematics
- Biology, Chemistry, Physics (Science subjects vary with grade)
- Advanced Social Studies
- Advanced Arabic Language
- French Language
- Islamic Studies
- Physical Education
- Technology and Computer Studies
- Visual Arts