Play-based learning
Language development (home language, English)
Introduction to numbers through activities
Basic concepts of environment (nature, community)
Storytelling, arts and crafts, outdoor play
Simple math games, rhymes, and songs
Interdisciplinary approach combining languages, mathematics, and environmental studies
Introduction to basic science concepts
Emphasis on critical thinking and problem-solving
Language (English and regional language)
Mathematics (basic operations, geometry)
Science (introduction to living and non-living things)
Social Studies (community, cultures, environment)
Group projects, field trips, basic experiments
Deeper exploration of subjects with an emphasis on analytical skills
Integration of technology in learning
Encouragement of student-led inquiries
Languages (two languages, including literature)
Mathematics (algebra, statistics)
Science (physics, chemistry, biology)
Social Studies (history, geography, civics)
Arts and Physical Education
Research projects, debates, practical experiments
Specialization options in Humanities, Sciences, and Commerce
Preparation for higher education and vocational training
Lifelong learning skills and values
Core subjects
Electives (fine arts, physical education, vocational courses)
Critical and reflective thinking courses
Internships, community service, advanced projects
Continuous and comprehensive assessment methods, including formative and summative assessments.
Focus on skills assessment (communication, teamwork, problem-solving).
Use of digital tools for learning, research, and collaboration.
Incorporation of online resources and platforms to enhance learning.
Emphasis on emotional, social, and physical development alongside academics.
Programs for life skills, ethics, and environmental awareness.