Kindergarten

Manarats’ Kindergarten offers a warm and inviting environment for children. The curriculum and the concern of the staff are intended to help each child learn and grow in cheerful and friendly surroundings. We believe that well planned and purposeful activities with the children will contribute to their overall progress. Read ...more

Grades 1 to 6

All pupils follow a broad and balanced Curriculum using the Scott Foresman books, involving the study of English, Mathematics, French, History, Geography, R.E., Science, Computer, and Art. The aim is to lay strong foundations at the primary level. All pupils also benefit from Physical Education. Read ...more

Grades 7 to 8

All pupils follow the UK National Curriculum, involving the study of English, Mathematics, French, History, Geography, R.E., Physics, Chemistry, Biology, I.C.T., and Art. The aim is to lay the foundations for study at IGCSE whilst keeping options open for as long as possible. All pupils also benefit from Physical Education

Grades 9 and 10

The majority of pupils at Manarat Schools study 8 subjects to IGCSE level. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, Mathematics, and Arabic are taken by all and the remaining 2 subjects are chosen from ICT, Accountancy, Business studies, and Economics. All pupils most choose at least one Humanities subject, and ICT. Read ...more

Grades 11 and 12

It is generally expected that pupils in Grade 10 will wish to continue their education into the Advanced Level. They will normally study three / four subjects to AS level in Grade 11. In Grade 12 the majority will pursue the subjects through to A2, each taught for six periods per week. A wide range of subjects is available, including English, Mathematics, Physics, Economics, Business Studies, Biology, Chemistry, and Accountancy.
To qualify for entry to the Grade 11, pupils are required to obtain at least five IGCSE passes at grade B or above normally the subjects to be studied in the Grade 11. Read ...more

The school reserves the right to withdraw a course if there is an insufficient take-up. Any queries or uncertainties regarding the options choice process should be referred to the Headmaster.