Cambridge Curriculum

Each child is unique and the courses designed by Cambridge are responsive to each child’s individual needs. The individual focus upon each child, however, takes place within the context of a comprehensive integrated curriculum. Each new content builds upon the knowledge gained in the preceding year.  It is therefore important that children start early to get a good foundation.

The curriculum is well-structured and focuses on core subjects that provide essential tools for learning across disciplines. Our belief is that we are responsible to impart a foundation and framework to children that will enable them to keep growing and learning for the rest of their lives. Therefore, we focus particularly upon the core subject areas which are essential to all other learning. The most important core areas of learning are subjects related to language and numbers.

In order to do well at Cambridge exams in later school years it is essential that a robust educational and academic foundation is laid in the early years.  By harnessing the Cambridge curriculum and by using the Cambridge Checkpoint system at primary levels, we are able to offer a comprehensive preparatory education for students to excel at Cambridge Assessment International Examinations.

There is strong and growing interest for students at senior levels to qualify under the internationally recognised Cambridge Assessment International Examination system. These qualifications are recognised throughout the world.

Cambridge International Examinations have been adopted by an increasing number of schools in New Zealand, providing an internationally recognised benchmark at Primary, Middle and Senior levels. The Cambridge curriculum is adapted to our New Zealand context and content. This means that your child will be well equipped to excel at all levels and in particular gain excellent preparation for tertiary education. A leaflet for parents and students explaining the benefits of a Cambridge education is available here.