Curriculum
It gives them the opportunity to speak Arabic, helps them learn about their culture and take pride in it, and strengthens their sense of belonging to their identity and helps them learn more about it.
- We care!
The school strives to create a family atmosphere through the participation of parents in many of the school's programs and celebrations.
The school follows the constructivist theory in its curriculum, which gives students the greatest role in the learning and teaching processes. Its stages are represented by preparation and exploration, enlightenment (explanation and interpretation), addition (enrichment and expansion of topics), testing information and evaluating learning, in addition to the integrated approach between the Arabic language, Islamic education, and other social and cultural knowledge, arts, sports, and mathematics.
Islamic Education: Students study the biography of the Prophet, the Noble Hadith, and memorize selected surahs and verses from the Holy Quran, in addition to lessons in jurisprudence and worship.
The school follows an integrated and coherent curriculum, prepared by experts in the field of teaching the Arabic language for all grades, from pre-school education to the A-level exam.
Educational and non-academic activities The school prepares enjoyable activities for students and provides them with knowledge
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Integrated educational community
The school’s components are integrated to create a world where education, learning, and motivation come together to create a generation that leads a promising tomorrow.
The school has an Arabic library for children to encourage them to read in Arabic, make them love it, and help them understand and master the language.
Story Club
An ongoing activity focused on improving Arabic writing. It teaches students how to write in a variety of Arabic scripts and introduces them to various types of Arabic script, such as Ruq'ah, Kufic, Naskh, and Thuluth.
Study online
The school offers its educational services for teaching the Arabic language online, and its curriculum is delivered using a methodology that achieves the same results as face-to-face instruction.
Online educational services
- Arabic language syllabus for GCSE
- Arabic language curriculum for level A exam
- Classes from first grade to eighth grade