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Oxford International Curriculum
Oxford International Curriculum
Introducing a curriculum for teachers and learners with a vision
Nurturing creativity, inspiring curiosity, shaping the future.
Welcome to the Oxford International Curriculum, a new approach to teaching and learning, which fosters wellbeing in education and develops lifelong learning skills for students’ future personal, career and academic success.
This all-through curriculum integrates curriculum materials, continuous professional development, assessment and world-class resources, developing the critical and creative thinking skills for success in further study, including in OxfordAQA’s International GCSEs, AS and A-level exams.
Through seven subjects – English, Maths, Science, Computing, Wellbeing, Global Skills Projects and Sustainability – the Oxford International Curriculum offers your school a coherent and holistic approach with year on year progression. This spiral approach deepens students’ knowledge and ensures a smooth transition across every stage of their educational journey, equipping them with the skills to shape the future.
Through promoting wellbeing in education and developing critical and creative thinking skills, the Oxford International Curriculum helps students thrive in an ever changing world.
The Oxford International Curriculum introduces a new curriculum for teachers and learners with a vision.
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Oxford Impact study on metacognition and self-regulation
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