​​​Lower Secondary Program (Ages 11 – 14)

​The Alphabet School – Lower Secondary Program (Years 7–9) Empowering Learners with Global Knowledge and Skills ​

​The Lower Secondary Program at The Alphabet School serves students in Years 7 to 9 (typically ages 11 to 14), providing a critical bridge between primary education and the more specialized academic demands of upper secondary school. Rooted in the internationally respected Cambridge Lower Secondary and Pearson Edexcel Lower Secondary frameworks, our curriculum equips students with the academic foundation, critical thinking skills, and global perspective needed to thrive in the modern world.​

​Curriculum Framework​

Curriculum Framework Our Lower Secondary curriculum blends the strengths of both Cambridge and Pearson to offer a broad, balanced, and flexible education. It is structured around key subject areas, with a strong emphasis on inquiry-based learning, cross-curricular connections, and real-world application. Core Subjects:
• English Language and Literature
• Mathematics
• Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
• Global Citizenship
• ICT and Digital Literacy
• Languages (French and/or Local Language)
• Creative Arts (Art, Music, Drama)
• Physical Education 

​​Key Features of the Program

International Standards

​​​Curriculum content and assessments are aligned with global benchmarks, preparing students for IGCSE and beyond.

​​Assessment for Learning

​​Continuous formative and summative assessments help track progress and guide personalized instruction.

​​Project-Based Learning

Students engage in interdisciplinary projects that promote collaboration, research, and presentation skills.

Character and Leadership Development

Through co-curricular activities, service learning, and leadership opportunities, students build confidence, empathy, and resilience.

Pathway to IGCSE

Upon successful completion of Year 9, students transition into the IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) program in Years 10 and 11. The IGCSE is typically written at the end of Year 11, and it serves as a globally recognized qualification that opens doors to A-Levels, the IB Diploma, and university pathways worldwide.

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​​Requirement

Students wishing to enter our year 7 programme should demonstrate a solid foundation in their literacy and numeracy skills.

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