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English (First Language)
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various formats, such as essays, letters, reports, and narratives
Understand and use grammar, punctuation, spelling, and vocabulary accurately
Analyse language use, tone, and style in written and spoken texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Communicate effectively for academic, creative, and real-world purposes
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Mathematics
What you'll learn
Develop understanding of number systems, fractions, decimals, and percentages
Explore algebraic expressions, equations, and sequences
Study geometry, measurement, angles, shapes, and transformations
Learn data handling, probability, and statistics
Apply mathematical reasoning to solve real-world problems
Build analytical, logical, and critical thinking skills
Develop confidence in using mathematics for everyday and academic purposes
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Science
What you'll learn
Explore living organisms, their structure, function, and interactions (Biology)
Study chemical principles, reactions, and the properties of matter (Chemistry)
Understand forces, energy, motion, electricity, and waves (Physics)
Develop scientific inquiry and practical investigation skills
Apply mathematical and analytical techniques to scientific problems
Learn to interpret data, conduct experiments, and evaluate results
Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills for real-world applications
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Shona
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills in Shona
Learn to write effectively in various formats, including narratives, essays, letters, and reports
Enhance speaking and listening skills for communication and presentations
Understand and apply grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structures
Explore cultural and literary aspects of the Shona language
Develop critical thinking and analytical skills in interpreting texts
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Humanities (History/Geography)
What you'll learn
Explore key historical events, timelines, and civilizations (History)
Understand causes and consequences of historical developments
Study physical and human geography, including landforms, climate, population, and urbanisation
Develop skills in map reading, data analysis, and fieldwork (Geography)
Analyse sources, evidence, and case studies to form conclusions
Understand cultural, social, and environmental interconnections
Apply research and critical thinking skills to solve real-world problems
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Art & Design
What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and mixed media
Develop observational, imaginative, and experimental skills
Learn about colour, texture, line, shape, form, and composition
Analyse and discuss their own work and the work of others
Explore art from different cultures, times, and traditions
Develop confidence in visual expression and creative problem-solving
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Digital Literacy/ Computing
What you'll learn
Develop basic computer skills and confidence in using digital devices
Understand how computers work, including hardware and software basics
Learn computational thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning
Explore coding and programming concepts using age-appropriate tools
Use digital tools for research, presentations, and communication
Learn about online safety, cybersecurity, and digital citizenship
Understand data handling, simple algorithms, and information management
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English (First Language)
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various formats, such as essays, letters, reports, and narratives
Understand and use grammar, punctuation, spelling, and vocabulary accurately
Analyse language use, tone, and style in written and spoken texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Communicate effectively for academic, creative, and real-world purposes
-20%
Mathematics
What you'll learn
Develop understanding of number systems, fractions, decimals, and percentages
Explore algebraic expressions, equations, and sequences
Study geometry, measurement, angles, shapes, and transformations
Learn data handling, probability, and statistics
Apply mathematical reasoning to solve real-world problems
Build analytical, logical, and critical thinking skills
Develop confidence in using mathematics for everyday and academic purposes
-20%
Science
What you'll learn
Explore living organisms, their structure, function, and interactions (Biology)
Study chemical principles, reactions, and the properties of matter (Chemistry)
Understand forces, energy, motion, electricity, and waves (Physics)
Develop scientific inquiry and practical investigation skills
Apply mathematical and analytical techniques to scientific problems
Learn to interpret data, conduct experiments, and evaluate results
Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills for real-world applications
-20%
Shona
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills in Shona
Learn to write effectively in various formats, including narratives, essays, letters, and reports
Enhance speaking and listening skills for communication and presentations
Understand and apply grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structures
Explore cultural and literary aspects of the Shona language
Develop critical thinking and analytical skills in interpreting texts
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Humanities (History/Geography)
What you'll learn
Explore key historical events, timelines, and civilizations (History)
Understand causes and consequences of historical developments
Study physical and human geography, including landforms, climate, population, and urbanisation
Develop skills in map reading, data analysis, and fieldwork (Geography)
Analyse sources, evidence, and case studies to form conclusions
Understand cultural, social, and environmental interconnections
Apply research and critical thinking skills to solve real-world problems
-20%
Art & Design
What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and mixed media
Develop observational, imaginative, and experimental skills
Learn about colour, texture, line, shape, form, and composition
Analyse and discuss their own work and the work of others
Explore art from different cultures, times, and traditions
Develop confidence in visual expression and creative problem-solving
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Digital Literacy/ Computing
What you'll learn
Develop basic computer skills and confidence in using digital devices
Understand how computers work, including hardware and software basics
Learn computational thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning
Explore coding and programming concepts using age-appropriate tools
Use digital tools for research, presentations, and communication
Learn about online safety, cybersecurity, and digital citizenship
Understand data handling, simple algorithms, and information management
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All Lower Secondary Level 2 Subjects
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What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, sculpture, and mixed media
Develop observational, imaginative, and experimental skills
Learn about colour, texture, line, shape, form, and composition
Analyse and discuss their own work and the work of others
Explore art from different cultures, times, and traditions
Develop confidence in visual expression and creative problem-solving
-20%
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various formats, such as essays, letters, reports, and narratives
Understand and use grammar, punctuation, spelling, and vocabulary accurately
Analyse language use, tone, and style in written and spoken texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Communicate effectively for academic, creative, and real-world purposes
-20%
What you'll learn
Explore living organisms, their structure, function, and interactions (Biology)
Study chemical principles, reactions, and the properties of matter (Chemistry)
Understand forces, energy, motion, electricity, and waves (Physics)
Develop scientific inquiry and practical investigation skills
Apply mathematical and analytical techniques to scientific problems
Learn to interpret data, conduct experiments, and evaluate results
Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills for real-world applications
-20%
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills in Shona
Learn to write effectively in various formats, including narratives, essays, letters, and reports
Enhance speaking and listening skills for communication and presentations
Understand and apply grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structures
Explore cultural and literary aspects of the Shona language
Develop critical thinking and analytical skills in interpreting texts
-20%
What you'll learn
Develop understanding of number systems, fractions, decimals, and percentages
Explore algebraic expressions, equations, and sequences
Study geometry, measurement, angles, shapes, and transformations
Learn data handling, probability, and statistics
Apply mathematical reasoning to solve real-world problems
Build analytical, logical, and critical thinking skills
Develop confidence in using mathematics for everyday and academic purposes
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Humanities (History/Geography)
Cambridge Lower Secondary Humanities is part of the Cambridge Lower …
What you'll learn
Explore key historical events, timelines, and civilizations (History)
Understand causes and consequences of historical developments
Study physical and human geography, including landforms, climate, population, and urbanisation
Develop skills in map reading, data analysis, and fieldwork (Geography)
Analyse sources, evidence, and case studies to form conclusions
Understand cultural, social, and environmental interconnections
Apply research and critical thinking skills to solve real-world problems
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Digital Literacy/ Computing
Cambridge Lower Secondary Digital Literacy / Computing is part of …
What you'll learn
Develop basic computer skills and confidence in using digital devices
Understand how computers work, including hardware and software basics
Learn computational thinking, problem-solving, and logical reasoning
Explore coding and programming concepts using age-appropriate tools
Use digital tools for research, presentations, and communication
Learn about online safety, cybersecurity, and digital citizenship
Understand data handling, simple algorithms, and information management
