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Al Injaz School
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The school's academic curriculum program has been planned and compiled on the basis of the learning through fun in the Kindergarten; structured, student-centered and enquiry-based foundation during the primary years and future-oriented approach for the senior sections.

The school curriculum of education is as shown below:

Kindergarten

Montessori and kindergarten Methodology

Grades 1-6

Primary years Program (PYP)

Grades 7 & 8

Cambridge Checkpoint

Grades 9

Cambridge IGCSE

Grades 10

Cambridge IGCSE OR Bilingual

Grades 11 & 12

Cambridge AS & A Levels OR Bilingual (Tanawiyaamna)

The students can choose subjects in Grade 10 (IGCSE), 11 and 12 (Cambridge or Bilingual) as per their choice from those offered at the school.

The qualified, experienced and well trained teachers demonstrate the following features in their teaching methodology:

  • Flexible, yet comprehensive approach with rigorous international standards.
  • A unique approach to interdisciplinary learning using multiple instructional methods and teaching strategies.
  • Community and global focus with an emphasis on intercultural understanding.
  • Development of the whole child, including requirements for arts and community service.

The state of art facilities of science and computer laboratories, well stocked libraries of books and audio visual matter facilitates the learning process of the students.

Kindergarten

Montessori and Kindergarten Methodology
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Primary

Primary Years Program (PYP)
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Middle

Cambridge IGCSE or Bilingual
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Secondary

Cambridge AS & A Levels or Bilingual (Tanawiyaamna)
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Special Needs

Al Injaz Section for Special Needs has been established to cater to those students whose academic and developmental needs cannot be met through the regular mainstream educational system.
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