Green School's Upper
Secondary Curriculum
(for Grades 9 and
10) is based on
courses in the
Cambridge
International
General Certificate
in Secondary
Education - an
internationally
recognized framework
developed by one of
the most reputable
and
longest-established
education
institutions in the
world. The
curriculum is
delivered in schools
globally.
It comprises frameworks in subjects which are developed to emphasis
continuity and progression throughout the years, leading on naturally from
the Cambridge International Primary Curriculum and the Cambridge
International Lower Secondary Curriculum.
It is organized to reflect teaching targets, and what students should master
by the end of the two year course in each subject. At the end of
the two year course, students have the opportunity to be entered for
externally set and graded examinations, with grades awarded in the range
from A to G. These examinations are optional at Green School.
IGCSE qualifications are widely used as a preparation for International
Baccalaureate (IB) and other pre-university examination courses.
Subjects Studied
The IGCSE subjects studied at Green School in Grades 9 and 10 include:
It is organized to reflect teaching targets, and what students should master
by the end of the two year course in each subject. At the end of
the two year course, students have the opportunity to be entered for
externally set and graded examinations, with grades awarded in the range
from A to G. These examinations are optional at Green School.