The curriculum is offered in two languages of instruction, English and Russian. English language learning is enriched by the school, through offering additional hours of instruction on top of what is required by the National Curriculum. Each of these language streams promotes multilingual fluency, including the Kyrgyz language, thereby cultivating knowledge and appreciation of the country’s rich history, literature and heritage.
The Aga Khan School, Osh follows the National Curriculum for students in Grades 1-11.
The curriculum at the Aga Khan School, Osh is offered in two languages of instruction, English and Russian. English language learning is enriched by the school, through offering additional hours of instruction on top of what is required by the National Curriculum.
Each of these language streams promotes multilingual fluency, including the Kyrgyz language, thereby cultivating knowledge and appreciation of the country’s rich history, literature and heritage.
Moreover, the curriculum focuses on approaches that foster engagement and critical thinking skills while also developing creativity and problem-solving abilities. The National Curriculum is also supplemented with international content standards and skills, including information and communication technology (ICT) to ensure that graduates are prepared equitably with students from around the world.
The school offers the following subjects:
In addition, the school provides students with additional support after school in all subjects, such as science and language acquisition. Students and staff utilise the school’s newly renovated learning spaces and resources, such as the science and computer labs and the Learning Resource Centre, which houses over 17,000 digital and print learning resources and literature for students and staff. The school’s classrooms learning, which facilitate the students’ passion for learning and research skills. Outside the classroom, extracurricular activities, such as computer coding and technology, theatre, dance, sports, business, English language, mathematics, media, and student government, help students develop leadership skills and explore their passions.
The school’s annual STEAM Festival involves more than 100 students from Grades 2-11, with a presentation of over 50 projects in various disciplines, including physics, chemistry, ecology and biology. The students share their scientific findings before a panel of judges, which compromises of individuals from various agencies of the Aga Khan Development Network, as well as representatives from the City Education Department and Parents Committee. The students with the most notable and inspiring projects are recognised and awarded.
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