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Our academic approach

Learning that grows with you.

From the first discoveries of primary school to more specialised secondary study, explore the learning stages described in the MITstem prospectus.

A curious way to learn

Strong foundations. New perspectives.

The prospectus sets out a dynamic curriculum designed to build intellectual curiosity and a lasting love of learning. It connects foundational subjects with languages, creative expression, computing and STEM-related areas of study.

The educational pathway is organised around Cambridge Primary, Cambridge Secondary 1, Cambridge Secondary 2 / IGCSE and Cambridge Advanced stages.

Explore STEM subjects
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At every stage

Your learning journey.

Subject groupings and ages are based on the 2019–2020 brochure. The listed areas are indicative, not a confirmed current timetable.

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Cambridge Primary

Key Stages 1 & 2 · Years 1–6

An engaging foundation in language, mathematics, science, ICT and creative expression.

Areas highlighted in the prospectus

EnglishMathematicsScienceMalayMandarinICTDramaArt
Approx. ages 5–11
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Lower Secondary

Key Stage 3 · Years 7–9

Building deeper subject understanding, independence and exposure to technical learning.

Areas highlighted in the prospectus

EnglishMathematicsScienceMalayMandarinArt and DramaSTEM learning areas
Approx. ages 11–14
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IGCSE pathway

Key Stage 4 · Years 10–11

A subject-focused pathway toward Cambridge IGCSE / O Level, as described in the prospectus.

Areas highlighted in the prospectus

EnglishMathematicsSciencesLanguagesICTTechnical electives
Approx. ages 14–16
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Cambridge Advanced

Pre-university · AS & A Level

The prospectus describes Cambridge International AS and A Level progression.

Areas highlighted in the prospectus

Cambridge International AS LevelCambridge International A Level
Approx. ages 16–19
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Important: The Cambridge pathway, age ranges and certification references above are reproduced from the historical prospectus. Confirm present school registration, Cambridge centre status, available examinations and subjects directly with the admissions team.

Learning experiences

More than a list of subjects.

The original educational model presents learning as a combination of knowledge, practical experience and personal development.

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Core knowledge

Building strong capabilities in languages, mathematics and science.

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Creative expression

Making room for arts, drama, experimentation and discovery.

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Digital literacy

Introducing ICT and technology as tools for learning and creation.

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Future pathways

Encouraging students to connect learning with their aspirations.

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