Inquiry-Based Learning
Students explore questions, investigate concepts, and learn through guided discovery.
A learning model focused on inquiry, communication, creativity, critical thinking, continuous assessment, and real-world application.
The American Curriculum approach gives students opportunities to ask questions, investigate ideas, communicate clearly, solve problems, and connect learning to life. At KIS, the curriculum presentation should reassure parents that learning is structured, measurable, and future-focused.
Inquiry-Based Learning
Continuous Assessment
English Language Development
STEM & Digital Skills
Students explore questions, investigate concepts, and learn through guided discovery.
Progress is monitored through classwork, projects, quizzes, performance tasks, and feedback.
Language growth is supported across reading, writing, speaking, listening, and academic vocabulary.
Students build problem-solving, technology confidence, and scientific thinking.
English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, ICT, Arts, Physical Education, Languages, and character education can be presented clearly by stage.
Assessment should help students improve, help teachers adjust instruction, and help parents understand progress clearly.