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Digital Literacy (0072)
Cambridge Primary Digital Literacy (0072) is part of the Cambridge …
What you'll learn
Recognise and use everyday digital devices (computers, tablets, smart devices)
Learn how technology is used in school and daily life
Develop basic skills such as clicking, tapping, opening apps, and typing simple text
Use digital tools to draw, create, and explore information
Begin to understand online safety, privacy, and asking for help from trusted adults
Learn to use technology politely, responsibly, and carefully
Develop confidence and independence when using digital tools
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What you'll learn
Recognise and use basic digital devices (computers, tablets, keyboards, mouse/touch)
Understand that computers follow instructions
Begin computational thinking through simple, logical steps
Explore basic coding concepts using age-appropriate tools (e.g. sequences, patterns)
Use technology to draw, type, and create simple digital work
Learn about online safety and responsible use of devices
Develop problem-solving and thinking skills
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What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, colouring, collage, and simple craft techniques
Learn about lines, shapes, colours, patterns, and textures
Use a variety of materials and tools safely and creatively
Express ideas, feelings, and stories through artwork
Begin to talk about and describe their own work and the work of others
Develop coordination, creativity, and confidence
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History (0470)
Cambridge IGCSE History (0470) is an internationally recognised qualification that …
What you'll learn
Study key historical periods and events, such as wars, revolutions, and political developments
Understand the causes, consequences, and interpretations of historical events
Develop skills in critical evaluation of primary and secondary sources
Analyse evidence to construct balanced and structured arguments
Understand historical concepts, including continuity, change, cause, effect, and significance
Apply historical knowledge to explain contemporary issues in context
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Economics (0455)
Cambridge IGCSE Economics (0455) is an internationally recognised qualification that …
What you'll learn
Understand basic economic concepts, including scarcity, choice, and opportunity cost
Explore microeconomics, such as demand and supply, market structures, and consumer/producer behaviour
Study macroeconomics, including national income, inflation, unemployment, and fiscal/monetary policy
Learn about international trade, globalisation, and exchange rates
Analyse real-world economic problems and policies
Develop numerical, analytical, and problem-solving skills
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Art & Design (0400)
Cambridge IGCSE Art & Design (0400) is an internationally recognised …
What you'll learn
Explore drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media
Develop skills in observational, imaginative, and experimental work
Learn to analyse and evaluate artwork by self and others
Understand composition, colour theory, perspective, and artistic techniques
Create a personal portfolio of work demonstrating creativity and skill
Appreciate cultural, historical, and contemporary influences in art
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and visual communication skills
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Literature in English (0475)
Cambridge IGCSE Literature in English (0475) is an internationally recognised …
What you'll learn
Analyse literary texts including poetry, prose, and drama
Understand themes, characters, settings, and plot structures
Evaluate language, style, imagery, and literary devices
Develop skills in critical thinking, interpretation, and argumentation
Produce analytical and reflective written responses
Appreciate cultural, historical, and contextual influences on literature
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English First Language (0500)
Cambridge IGCSE English – First Language (0500) is an internationally …
What you'll learn
Develop reading comprehension skills, including understanding, analysis, and evaluation of texts
Learn to write clearly and effectively in various forms, such as essays, reports, letters, and narratives
Analyse language use, tone, style, and audience in written texts
Develop critical thinking and argumentation skills
Improve spelling, punctuation, and grammar
Enhance communication skills for academic and real-world contexts
