Curriculum

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Cambridge International Curriculum

Rooted in academic excellence, our curriculum includes core subjects such as Mathematics, English, Science, Languages, and Digital Literacy, while incorporating future-focused disciplines like Global Perspectives, Robotics & Coding, and Sustainability to prepare students for an ever-evolving world.

Attitudes and Practices

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Investigation

Commitment to systematic research, analysis and incisive evaluation

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Practice and refinement

Dedication to learning through experimentation and perseverance

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Global and cultural exploration

Perceptive engagement with di­fferent cultures

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Creativity

Imaginative and inventive thinking

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Social, moral and values compass

Reflective exploration of value, meaning and our world

Our Academic Programme

Ages 3-7

Pelican School

At the Pelican, our youngest learners begin their educational journey in a nurturing, joyful environment to spark curiosity and build confidence. Here, children are encouraged to explore, ask questions, and discover the world through play-based learning.

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Ages 7-11

Junior School

In our Junior School, core STEM subjects like Maths and Science are taught by dedicated teachers. We inspire creativity through Drama, Arts, Music, and outdoor activities. Our goal is to nurture confident, curious learners who think critically and creatively.

Ages 11-18

Senior School

Our Senior School offers an academically rigorous environment with a broad range of subjects, empowering students to define their path for the future. Whilst achieving good grades are a key focus, we also ensure there is plenty of opportunity to participate in sports and the arts, as well as explore more vocational experiences in areas like our Centre of Excellence for Entrepreneurship.

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OUR FUTURE-FOCUSED CAMBRIDGE CURRICULUM

At the heart of our Cambridge International Curriculum are essential subjects like Mathematics, English, Science, Languages, and Digital Literacy, enhanced by future-focused areas such as Global Perspectives, Robotics & Coding, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainability.

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Our hands-on approach includes an outdoor pursuits programme, allowing students to learn and explore in diverse environments.

Our teachers serve as both educators and mentors, valuing each student as an individual and contributing to our rich extracurricular programmes. This 3D teaching approach—where academic, pastoral, and extracurricular development intersect—creates a vibrant, well-rounded educational experience.

The Perse Way

At The Perse School, we achieve our vision and mission through The Perse Way. Developed over 400 years, The Perse Way guides us as we continually look forward, shaping an exceptional education for the future. It’s a three-dimensional approach, engaging students and staff in academic, pastoral, and co-curricular programmes. The Perse Way is more than just academic results; it provides a balanced education that equips students with the skills and mindset for a happy and successful life.

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Our academic excellence is nurtured through a challenging Cambridge curriculum with strong literacy, numeracy and science programmes. We build logical thinking and problem-solving skills through key STEM subjects and modern skills like Robotics and Coding.

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Our pastoral care programme supports students’ emotional and social well-being, ensuring they feel valued and confident. We provide a nurturing environment where students can grow and thrive.

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Our diverse co-curricular activities like sports, arts, music and drama are embedded into the core timetable, and provide opportunities for students to explore interests, develop skills, and build a strong sense of community.

Our Pathways

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Pelican School

3 - 7 Years

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Junior School

7 - 11 Years

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Cambridge International Curriculum Early years > Primary > Lower secondary

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Senior School

11 - 14 Years

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Senior School

14 - 16 Years

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Cambridge IGCSE

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Senior School

16 - 18 Years

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A levels / equivalent internationally recognised curriculum

The Perse School (Singapore) is currently seeking accreditation from CIE for use of the Cambridge international curriculum.