Gems Cambridge International Private School in Sharjah follows the National Curriculum for England. It offers a well-rounded and rigorous educational framework from the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) to A-Levels. The early years focus on foundational skills such as literacy, numeracy, and personal development. As students move to primary and secondary school, they study more subjects like Math, Science, English, Humanities, and Languages. This approach builds strong knowledge and skills, helping students prepare for GCSEs and A-Level exams. Designed to build academic strength, the curriculum encourages critical thinking, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning, aligning with worldwide educational standards.
Early Years Curriculum Pre-Kindergarten (FS1) and Kindergarten 1 (FS2)
Gems Cambridge focuses on the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, which is designed to develop core skills in a playful and nurturing environment. Children engage in activities that help them develop physically, intellectually, and emotionally. The curriculum emphasises learning through play, interact with peers to build social skills, basic numeracy, and literacy.
PRE-KINDERGARTEN (FS1) and KINDERGARTEN 1 (FS2) SUBJECTS
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Prime Areas
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Specific Areas
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Physical Development
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Mathematics
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Communication and Language
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Expressive Arts and Design
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Personal, Social, and Emotional
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Understanding the World
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Literacy
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Primary School Subjects
Primary school focuses on developing a strong foundation in these key areas, promoting a love of learning and curiosity about the world. The school also aims to build confidence and a sense of responsibility in its young learners, helping to prepare them for more rigorous studies and higher grades.
Core Subjects
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Foundation Subjects
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English
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Geography
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Science
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Art
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Moral Education
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Computing
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Islamic Studies
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Physical Education
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UAE Social Studies
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Music
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Arabic
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History
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Maths
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Secondary School Subjects
The Secondary School curriculum is structured to prepare students for the IGCSE examinations. During these years, students deepen their knowledge in various subjects. The approach is more academically rigorous, emphasising critical thinking, analytical skills, and independent study habits to equip students for success in their exams and beyond.
Core Subjects
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Specialist Subjects
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Islamic Studies
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French
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Science
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Humanities
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UAE
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Art
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English
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Physical Education
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Moral Education
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Computing
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Mathematics
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Music
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PSHE (for Non-Muslims)
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Sixth Form Subjects [Optional subjects offered in Grade 11 (Year 12) and Grade 12 (Year 13)]
Students in the Sixth Form typically select three to four A-Level subjects. This enables them to specialise in their interests, which they might pursue in higher education. This stage is crucial for university preparation, so the school provides intensive support and guidance. It includes university application assistance and career advice to help students make informed decisions about their futures.
SIXTH FORM SUBJECTS
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Geography
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IT
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English Literature
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Psychology
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Physics
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Biology
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French
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Business
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Math
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Chemistry
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English Language
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