The Cambridge Primary Curriculum is a framework for children’s primary education, based on the educational system in the UK. It is aimed at children aged 5-11. Cambridge Primary is an international curriculum, used in over 160 countries around the world. Devised by subject experts and rooted in academic research, this curriculum is part of the program conceived by the University of Cambridge.The programme focuses on engaging children in global topics, getting them to think critically and developing a passion for learning. The primary curriculum is designed to provide learners with a solid foundation, which they can build upon as they progress through further education. Co-curriculum and extra curriculum activities are a major part of our teaching.
Nearly a million students around the world learn through the Cambridge International Programme every year!What are the benefits of using the Cambridge International programmes and why we, at IMSB, are keen on it?
The Cambridge Primary Curriculum encourages children to be creative and innovative, building their independent thinking skills and allowing them to develop a love of learning. The flexibility of the programme means that it can be used in lots of different countries and types of schools, this is why it has been chosen to be used in over 10,000 schools around the world and it creates a global community of learners.
What subjects are included in the Cambridge Primary Curriculum at Maarif?
