Integrated Science Learning Program

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Integrated Science Learning Program
12 Month

Integrated Science Learning Program

Course Overview

A concept-driven science program strengthening understanding, application skills and analytical thinking through structured learning and assessments.

Syllabus & Key Learning Areas

? Foundation Stage

  • Environmental Studies Basics

  • Living & Non-Living Concepts

  • Matter & Materials

  • Plants & Animals

  • Human Body Basics

  • Energy & Surroundings

  • Basic Experiments & Observation Skills


? Preparatory & Middle Stage

  • Matter: Structure & Properties

  • Motion & Force (Basic Physics)

  • Heat & Light

  • Acids, Bases & Chemical Changes

  • Cell Structure & Microorganisms

  • Reproduction in Plants & Animals

  • Pollution & Environment

  • Introductory Laboratory Skills

Application-based and case-based scientific reasoning is introduced at this stage.


? Secondary Stage

  • Laws of Motion

  • Work, Energy & Power

  • Sound & Light

  • Electricity & Magnetism

  • Chemical Reactions & Equations

  • Acids, Bases & Salts

  • Metals & Non-Metals

  • Life Processes

  • Heredity & Evolution

  • Environmental Sustainability

Students engage in analytical problem-solving, numerical applications and structured scientific interpretation.


? Senior Secondary Stage

Physics

  • Kinematics & Dynamics

  • Electrostatics & Current Electricity

  • Optics

  • Modern Physics

Chemistry

  • Physical & Organic Chemistry

  • Chemical Kinetics

  • Thermodynamics

  • Coordination Compounds

Biology

  • Genetics

  • Biotechnology

  • Human Physiology

  • Ecology

The syllabus framework is dynamic and comprehensive. Additional relevant concepts and enrichment modules are incorporated to ensure complete academic alignment and depth.


? ACADEMIC STRUCTURE

• 3 Hours Training per Week
• 1 Hour per Session (Three Days Weekly)
• Sunday Compulsory Assessment & Performance Review
• Regular Assignments & Concept Worksheets
• Pre-Term, Mid-Term & Final Revision Cycles
• Experimental & Case-Based Integration

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