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AITCHISON COLLEGE (Senior School) CURRICULUM GUIDE
CURRICULUM GUIDE
INTRODUCTION
Aitchison College is committed to offer a curriculum that is
relevant to the needs of boys in the 21st century,
underpinned by the ethics and principles of traditional
norms and a continuing recognition of the history of Aitchi-
son College. In essence, our task is to help nurture young
gentlemen who are able to hold their own in discussions
and debate while being good listeners and objective
thinkers. Ultimately, we wish to instill the intellectual
courage that will enable our boys to make their mark on the
world, whether that is, in the professions, the military,
political life or service to mankind.
Aitchison’s Curriculum Policy emphasizes the need for all
subjects to contain more than a body of knowledge. Boys
are encouraged to think and argue viewpoints; to utilize
their learning in such a way that it will bear relevance to
both national and international perspectives. Teachers are
therefore obligated to ensure that the teaching process is
responsive to different learning styles and is a balanced
pedagogy of instruction and exploration of ideas.
Aitchison is a Cambridge International Examination (CIE)
Centre: Accordingly, much of the core teaching is based on
the principles espoused by Cambridge, recognizing and
responding to the taxonomy of teaching, planned schemes
of work, and inquiry based learning. Syllabi are assessed in
formative and summative ways.
Aitchison’s Curriculum Policy is overseen by the three
Heads of Schools. The Principal assumes ultimate authority
for the delivery of teaching and learning. The Academic
Committee holds authority to discuss and recommend
changes to the Curriculum Policy.
Please Note: The students following the Federal
Matriculation streamline will only be allowed to take the
following compulsory subjects:
English, Urdu, Mathematics, Pakistan Studies, Islamiyat,
Biology, Chemistry, Physics.
The student must have a minimum of ‘B’ grade across all
subjects to be able to opt for the Federal Matriculation
(Science) streamline.
Programs are affiliated with Federal Board of Intermediate
and Secondary Education (FBISE).