Aims & Objectives of British Curriculum

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British school system is a centralized education system, and the same curriculum, called the National Curriculum is followed everywhere in the world. The curriculum was designed in 1990 to ensure that the same quality of education should be provided to each student.

The curriculum requires the schools to provide the opportunities to the pupils where they can learn and progress. The focus is not just on the quality of education, but it is stressed to work on the spiritual, moral, social and cultural aspects of the students. This education system familiarises the pupils with life experiences, responsibilities and opportunities to lead a quality life.

This structure allows the British schools in Dubai to show parents how well their child is doing, and how efficiently he/she is being taught. The performance is measured against established standards and compared to other institutions in the region that follow the same curriculum.

What makes the British Curriculum so unique?

The core strength of the UK education system is in its well-defined structure, which measures the progress of each student at every stage of their education, all the way from primary up to their A-levels examinations.