Structured, progressive and connected
Curriculum content should build progressively from one stage to the next. Students revisit important ideas with increasing depth while learning to connect knowledge across subjects and apply it in unfamiliar situations.
Provisional subject areas
Provisional list — pending school confirmation; availability may differ by campusEnglish Language Arts
Reading, writing, speaking and listening help students understand ideas, communicate clearly and engage with a wide range of texts.
Mathematics
Students develop fluency, reasoning and problem-solving through progressively structured mathematical learning.
Science
Observation, investigation and evidence help students understand the natural and physical world.
Social Studies
Students explore people, places, cultures, communities and systems while developing historical and civic understanding.
Digital Literacy & Technology
Age-appropriate digital learning helps students use technology thoughtfully, creatively and responsibly.
Visual & Performing Arts
Creative experiences provide opportunities for expression, interpretation, collaboration and confidence.
Physical Education & Wellbeing
Movement, physical development, teamwork and healthy habits support students’ overall growth.
Additional Programmes
Additional languages, enrichment opportunities and campus-specific programmes will be added once formally confirmed by the academy.
Awaiting school confirmationNo claim is made that every provisional subject is currently offered at both campuses. Confirmed subject lists are configured per campus, grade level and academic year by Academic Leadership.
Learning develops with the student
Kindergarten
Exploration, early communication, foundational thinking and learning through purposeful experience.
About KindergartenElementary School
Strong core skills, wider subject knowledge and increasing confidence in inquiry and application.
About Elementary SchoolMiddle School
Greater subject depth, independence, analysis, communication and responsibility.
About Middle SchoolConnecting ideas across subjects
Some of the most meaningful learning happens when students bring knowledge from different areas together. Projects and shared themes can help students see relationships, solve problems and communicate their understanding in varied ways.
No specific project-based-learning programme is claimed. Named interdisciplinary programmes appear here once confirmed by the academy.