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INTRODUCTION TO Astor International School Astor International School is a private, international school in Singapore that offers full-time courses for primary-age students (ages 5 to 12) based on the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) and the world-renowned Singapore Maths and English curricula. LOCATION / CAMPUS The school is located in the centre of Singapore, at Tanglin […]
The Perse School Singapore is a boutique British school emphasising academic achievement with a unique, nurturing environment only possible in a small school setting. A diverse, genuinely inclusively school community, Perse welcomes families from many different cultures and nationalities. The Perse School Singapore offers a British curriculum for Key Stage 1 (age 5 to 7 […]
THE SCHOOL STORY Established in 1925, Tanglin Trust School is the oldest British international school in Southeast Asia. Tanglin provides the English National Curriculum with an international perspective to children from 3 to 18 years in Singapore. Tanglin is a vibrant co-educational school of 2,800 students representing over 50 nationalities and provides a unique learning […]
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The American or US curriculum is one of the three most widely-used curricula in international schools. According to the International School Consultancy, 1787 international schools offer the US curriculum as of 2016/17. Most of these schools are located in Japan, China, South Korea, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, as well as South and Central America.
The US does not have a national curriculum. Instead, states or districts are free to set their own education policy. However, many states are moving towards the Common Core State Standards recently, or, at the very least, attempting to set consistent standards for their curriculum, especially in English and Mathematics.
Most US international schools are accredited by a regional body, such as the New York State Board of Regents or the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
The IB curriculum was founded in 1968 in Switzerland for students in international schools. The IB curriculum has gained popularity among parents and students with its approaches. It is currently taught in more than 4000 schools worldwide and in more than 140 countries.
The IB curriculum provides a student-centric approach to learning and places a dual emphasis on creative and critical thinking. It gives learners a level of independence that is specially designed to foster their creativity and help them to learn more effectively.
To learn more about the International Baccalaureate, visit their website at www.ibo.org
The British curriculum was established in 1988 and is also known as the National Curriculum for England or simply as UK curriculum. It is taught widely in international schools around the world and is, in fact, one of the most
popular forms of education in the world today.
The British curriculum is a structured curriculum that is designed to meet the needs of all students. Through its focus on goals and achievements, it ensures that parents understand their children’s education progression. It also encourages each student to reach his or her full potential through an achievement-oriented process. The British curriculum stresses creativity, critical thinking and flexibility; earning a renowned reputation for its concerns in the development of the whole personality of every student. It results in an International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) in AS and A-level qualifications.
For more information, visit www.igcsecentre.com
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