Cambridge Primary Global Perspectives

We are excited to launch Cambridge Global Perspectives for students in our primary program who are 5 to 11 years old. The program is currently usable for instruction.
This is done to guarantee that it provides adequate progression, skill assessments, and ease of integration into the curricula of our many diverse schools around the world.

What will Students Learn?

Research, analysis, assessment, reflection, teamwork, and communication abilities are all developed via the program. It improves the connections between ICT Starters, mathematics, science, and English as a first or second language.
According to research, students' learning is impacted more significantly the sooner they begin to build and use their talents. By making Cambridge Global Perspectives accessible to younger children, cross-curricular abilities will be developed and ingrained in them at a younger age, boosting their academic development through Cambridge Lower Secondary and beyond.

How Is The Programme Taught?

A number of Challenges make up Cambridge Primary. Each year, there are six challenges. Teachers are free to complete as many Challenges as they want and incorporate them into their current curricula or classes. The program's flexibility in distribution methods is one of its main features.
Each Challenge lasts for six hours, is broken up into several different tasks, and covers a variety of abilities. A variety of issues are used to teach the skills from a personal, local, and global perspective. Teachers guide their pupils in looking at a range of global problems or subjects that provide a variety of contexts.

Cambridge Primary Topics

Keeping healthy Moving to a new country Understanding belief
Keeping the peace People - young and old Reduce, reuse, recycle
Rich and poor The world of work Looking after planet Earth
Obeying the law The right to learn Sport and leisure
Values and beliefs Using energy Families
Water, food and farming Worldwide companies Living and working together
Working with other countries Moving goods and people Sharing planet Earth
Keeping safe Improving communication Computers and technology

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