International Curriculum in Kindergarten and Grade 8

Beech Hall School Riyadh offers an International Curriculum tailored to students from diverse backgrounds, providing access to high-quality learning and teaching methods.

This curriculum enables students to undertake external examinations in their home countries or opt for one of our bespoke pathways starting from Grade 11.

The International Curriculum Association, utilized in over 1,000 schools across 90 countries globally, emphasizes a blend of academic, personal, and international learning. Through units designed by the International Curriculum Association, students develop crucial knowledge, skills, and understanding, applying their learning within real-life contexts. This flexible curriculum caters to various learning styles, ensuring adaptability and individualization. At Beech Hall School Riyadh, we prepare children to be responsive, innovative problem solvers, acknowledging the evolving world.

We invite parents to witness our students’ presentation of ideas and projects during the Exit Points of each unit, showcasing successful learning experiences.

As the future workplace evolves, Beech Hall School Riyadh equips students with transferable skills essential for their forthcoming world.

The International Middle Years Curriculum 

The International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC) engages learners aged 11-14-years-old and focuses on the specific needs of the teenage brain. Guided by brain-based research, it is combined with a progressive pedagogy that encourages teenagers to be informed, globally competent, and future-ready learners.

The IMYC features units crafted around Big Ideas for teachers to create rigorous and enjoyable learning opportunities that enable students to connect and make meaning with their subjects. The framework enables our teachers to personalize the IMYC to our pupils while developing their Knowledge, Skills and Understanding across multiple subject areas, encouraging them to positively contribute to the world now, and in the future.