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1447 AH curriculum

Middle school · Grades 1 to 3

Organised study that paves the way to high school

All three grades as the official study plan sets them out, a clear way to organise your week, and practice that gets you used to exam-style questions before you need it.

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3
subjects
11
terms a year
2

Grades

Choose your grade

Open a grade to see its subjects and their official resources.

Subjects

Subjects that build scientific thinking

Middle-school maths and science are the foundation for everything you'll study in high school, so give them your attention now.

Mathematics

Algebra, geometry, statistics and probability, with step-by-step problem solving.

Science

One subject that brings together life and earth science, physics and chemistry.

Part of Science

Physics

Forces, motion, energy, electricity and magnetism.

Part of Science

Chemistry

Matter and its properties, reactions and solutions.

All subjects at this stage

Choose your grade to reach each subject's official resources.

  • Holy Quran and Islamic Studies
  • Arabic Language
  • Social Studies
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • English Language
  • Digital Skills
  • Art Education
  • Physical Education and Self-Defense
  • Life and Family Skills
  • Critical Thinking

Each subject page shows its official resources and how to open them on Madrasati.

Study plan

Organise your study week

Middle school is the right time to build a steady study habit. Four simple steps are enough to get started.

  1. Spread subjects across the week

    Two or three subjects a day, plus a short review of what you covered.

  2. Student book first, then activities

    Understand the lesson first, then reinforce it with the activity book exercises.

  3. Practise against the clock early

    Answer review questions in a set time before exam week, as if you were in the hall.

  4. Write down your mistakes

    A small mistakes notebook cuts your revision time.

Practice & progress

Practise and track your progress

Jazira Study is independent and not affiliated with the Ministry of Education, ETEC (Qiyas), the National Center for Curricula, Madrasati or iEN. Practice questions are not official exam questions. Read more

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