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Al Jabr is one of the Asmaul Husna names. Extracted from root words of Jim, Ba, Ra, containing the meanings of Greatness, Courage, Highness, and Istiqomah.
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The challenges, opportunities and risks that our students face now and, in the future, has truly motivated our team to work hard and fast.
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The PYP nurtures and develops young students as active participants in a lifelong learning through transdisciplinary learning.
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The MYP encourages students to build interdisciplinary understanding and make connections between their studies and the real world.
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The CP is a framework of international education addressing the needs of students engaged in career-related education.
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We keep acquiring new skills and capabilities, developing an open-minded, and showing positive attitude about the dynamic nature of the world.
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Candidates will be considered as accepted to the School if they have met the passing criteria of Admissions.
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Students involve in community, develop the whole person, and foster a deep sense of connection to each other and to our school’s mission.
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THE CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK
The Primary Years Program (PYP) serves as a curriculum organizer and provides a step-by-step approach to achieving authentic conceptual inquiry-based learning for PYP students that is engaging, meaningful, challenging, and relevant through transdisciplinary learning.
PROGRAM OF INQUIRY
Our written curriculum is articulated into a Program of Inquiry (POI) as the structure of concepts, knowledge, skills, and attributes of learner profiles that have relevance across, between and beyond the subjects and that connect a wide-ranging knowledge to arrive at conceptual understandings.
This exploration map designed across the different age groups, from early years to upper primary with the opportunity to experience a coherent and balanced curriculum within six transdisciplinary themes: Who we are, Where we are in place and time, How we express ourselves, How the world works, How we organize ourselves, Sharing the planet.
These transdisciplinary themes provide students with authentic learning experiences that are not confined to the boundaries of traditional subjects with exploration of real-world problems and reflection on their learning to take meaningful action in their community and the wider world.