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Curriculum Overview – The American School in Stockholm
At The American School in Stockholm, we offer a comprehensive American Curriculum that emphasizes academic growth, critical thinking, and personal development. Our curriculum is designed to prepare students for success in higher education, careers, and life in a constantly evolving world.
We focus on flexibility and inclusivity, catering to each student’s individual learning needs. Through a well-rounded approach that encourages intellectual curiosity, creativity, and social responsibility, we ensure our students are equipped to excel inboth local and global communities.
The American Education System
| Academic Levels | Age | Grade Level |
|---|---|---|
| Elementary School | 5-10 | Kindergarten – Grade 5 |
| Middle School | 11-13 | Grade 6 – Grade 8 |
| High School | 14-18 | Grade 9 – Grade 12 |
Structure of the American Curriculum
"At the American School in Stockholm, our elementary school serves students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Students begin their educational journey by focusing on core subjects such as English (Language Arts), mathematics, science, social studies, and art. Physical education, music, and social-emotional learning are also integral components of the curriculum, providing a holistic approach to student development."
"In middle school, students experience a more structured curriculum with a focus on deeper learning. They study core subjects like English, mathematics, science, and social studies. In addition, students can explore a variety of electives including foreign languages, art, music, and technology. This stage is designed to prepare students for high school by building strong academic foundations and offering opportunities for personal growth."
"High school at the American School in Stockholm prepares students for post-secondary education, career choices, and responsible citizenship. Our high school curriculum includes a wide range of courses, with students taking mandatory core subjects and having the flexibility to choose electives that align with their interests and future goals. High school students can also enrol in Advanced Placement (AP) courses for college credit, further enhancing their academic experience."