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Russian Curriculum

The Russian government establishes a national curriculum for all schools to follow, consisting of four key stages: kindergarten, primary education, secondary education, and high school education. The Russian school in Abu Dhabi is the first to offer the Russian curriculum in the Emirate.

Non-Russian-speaking students can enroll in the school and engage in an immersive educational program set within a Russian-speaking environment, which also includes English and Arabic. The school also offers a Russian immersion program with linguistic support. The curriculum is enriched with an English language program, seamlessly integrated into the weekly schedule at all education levels.

Progression
  • During the first year of operation, children can enroll in kindergarten from ages 3-6 and the primary program from ages 7-11. In the following years, the Russian School of Abu Dhabi will expand to enroll students in other grades.
  • The curriculum includes the following subjects: 1] Russian Language 2] Russian Literature 3] Mathematics (Algebra and Geometry) 4] A Foreign Language (English) 5] History (Russian History and World History) 6] Natural Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) 7] Social Sciences (Social Studies, Law, Economics) 8] Geography 9] ICT 10] Physical Education 11] Artistic Education (Music, Arts, Crafts) 12] Religion or Social and Civic Values (as chosen by the parent/guardian)

The table below shows the academic journey that a student studying an American curriculum is expected to take

Age Grade
3-4 Pre-KG
4-5 KG1
5-6 KG2
6-7 Grade 1
7-8 Grade 2
8-9 Grade 3
9-10 Grade 4
10-11 Grade 5
11-12 Grade 6
12-13 Grade 7
13-14 Grade 8
14-15 Grade 9
15-16 Grade 10
16-17 Grade 11
17-18 Grade 12
Assessments
  • The Russian School of Abu Dhabi (RSAD) uses several types of assessments to measure and monitor student progress and achievement, including (but not limited to): • Formative and summative assessments • Criterion/standards-based measurements • Normative tests and/or assessments • Classroom developed assessments • National/international assessments
  • The RSAD may also use assessments to assess career and/or college readiness. Some of these assessments may be administered in cooperation with external agency or board.
  • Assessments that are used to compare the achievements of groups of students are administered by an external agency/group that the schools sponsor. The data, including student names and achievement information, is stored, collected, or managed off-site.
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Accreditation
  • Educational programs in Russia are regulated in accordance with the Federal Law of December 29, 2012 N273-FZ “On Education in the Russian Federation”.
Further Details
  • More details on the school are available here: Click Here