MAHSA International School is where fun meets education. The school provides a safe learning environment where students can feel engaged, supported and challenged. The school takes special effort in instilling respect and compassion in students. This helps students understand diversity, do good for the community and be a good citizen.
The school provides an all through education where they offer the British curriculum from preschool through the secondary level. The school understands that the preschool is an important milestone in each student’s life. These are the years which define how a student takes interest in studies going forward. The school provides a nurturing and stimulating environment where a student’s emotional, social and physical skills are developed.
The English National Curriculum has been in use for a good many years but has proven extremely popular as an academic resource for skills development. The Curriculum is a broad and quite well-defined approach that encompasses the arts, sciences and humanities. The curriculum will aim at fostering the spiritual, economic, cultural and social advancement of the pupils and preparing all pupils for life’s opportunities, obligations and experiences.
The Cambridge International system has an integrated method of evaluation and remediation. Progress is tracked and assessed from primary through to IGCSE and on to “A” level at all key levels. The coursework provides comprehensive individual progress to parents, pupils and teachers all through the length of the course.
In the Primary process, when grooming them for Secondary school, the children are carefully directed through the foundations of literacy, numeracy and science. Primary school is divided into Key Stage 1 which covers years 1 and 2 and Key Stage 2 which covers years 3,4 and 5. Students get an in-depth understanding of Maths, English and Science during the primary level.
Secondary school programme involves Key Stage 3 which covers Year 7, Year 8 and Year 9. Through Secondary School, in a supportive and caring community, the students move towards the globally validated Cambridge exams at the IGCSE and A-Level levels. The syllabus of Cambridge International is designed to promote the practical application of the accumulated knowledge and experience.
MAHSA International School has moved to a new green school campus recently which is fully equipped with a football field, basketball court, tennis court and a swimming pool. The school has a play space and an eco-green house for students. The school puts a lot of emphasis on co-curricular activities and organises a number of performing arts and dance programmes from time to time.
Cambridge International AS and A Levels are international in outlook but retain a local relevance. The syllabuses provide opportunities for contextualized learning and the content has been created to suit a wide variety of schools, avoid cultural bias and develop essential lifelong skills, including creative thinking and problem-solving. Their aim is to balance knowledge, understanding and skills in qualifications which enable candidates to become effective learners and to provide a solid foundation for their continuing educational journey.
Cambridge International AS and A Level curriculum are flexible. It is possible to offer almost any combination from a wide range of subjects. The full A Level is a two-year course, and AS Level is typically one year. Subjects can be started as AS Level and extended to a full A Level.
Every year thousands of learners with Cambridge International AS and A Levels gain places at leading universities worldwide. These qualifications are accepted and valued by top universities around the world including the UK (including Russel Group universities), US (including Ivy League), Europe, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Asia.
How many A-Level Subject should I take?
At MAHSA International School we encourage students to take four (4) subjects and continue to study them to A-Level standard. However, in special circumstances it might be possible to discontinue studying one subject after one year, to devote more time to the remaining three (3) subjects.
WHAT COMBINATION OF SUBJECTS IS RECOMMENDED?
It is vital that you choose your subjects with care. Talk to your parents and teachers about the courses you are interested in. Talk to students already studying for A-Levels about the subjects. Think about your future plans. There are common combinations of subjects, that often complement each other, and the option blocks from which you choose will have been based around these. Find out as much as you can.
Our school offers a number of subjects. This flexibility means we can build an individualized curriculum, and learners can choose to specialize in a particular subject area or study a range of subjects.
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