Integrated Learning

The well-researched School curriculum - based on Integrated Learning Approach - promotes creativity, curiosity, determination, independence, self-reliance, adaptability and teamwork in each student.

Integrated Learning Approach is an activity-based learning process where experimentation, self discovery, high level of engagement and hands-on experience are given importance, in addition to exam preparation. This interdisciplinary approach creates eager and active learners who are exposed to a stimulating learning environment and engage in a wide range of developmentally-appropriate activities.

Integrated Learning Approach aims to nurture thinking, analyzing and learning skills in pupils so that they can acquire a holistic view of the world and excel in tomorrow’s complex world.

Pearson Schools curriculum - a comparative analysis

At Cambridge Public School we follow ICSE curriculum from I -X

Pearson Schools Curriculum
Traditional Curriculum
The teacher plays the role of a facilitator in the educational experiences of the learner The teacher is a distributor of textbook knowledge
The pupil plays an active role in the interactive and engaging classroom The pupil is a passive listener
Learning is predominantly by self discovery and exploratory techniques Emphasis is on memory, practice and rote learning
Learner’s needs and abilities are the focus of the learning process Academic results is the main focus and the learning process is geared towards that goal
Personal, academic, social and emotional development is given importance Only cognitive development is given importance and reasoning is neglected
Emphasis on creativity and resourcefulness Very little emphasis on creativity and originality