Cambridge International Curriculum
The Cambridge Curriculum, formally known as the Cambridge International Curriculum, is a globally recognised educational programme developed by Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), which is part of the University of Cambridge. It is designed to cater to students from the age of 5 to 19 years, providing a clear path for educational success from the primary years through to secondary and pre-university years.
The Cambridge Curriculum is an internationally recognised educational framework developed by Cambridge Assessment International Education, a part of the University of Cambridge. It is designed for learners aged 5 to 19 and is divided into stages:
- Cambridge Primary (ages 5–11)
- Cambridge Lower Secondary (ages 11–14)
- Cambridge Upper Secondary (ages 14–16)
- Cambridge Advanced (ages 16–19)
Implemented in over 10,000 schools across more than 160 countries, the Cambridge Curriculum in India is gaining popularity for its child-centric, research-based approach.
Here’s why the Cambridge syllabus will be a great fit for young learners:
- Global Relevance: Your child will be part of a global community, learning relevant topics across cultures and countries.
- Skill Development: The curriculum emphasises skills like critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.
- International Recognition: Qualifications from Cambridge are accepted by top universities and employers worldwide.
- Flexibility: Schools in India can tailor the Cambridge syllabus to include local languages and cultural elements.
