24 credits are required to be completed for a four-year high school program from grade 9 to 12.
In order to ensure that each student fulfills the requirements, Al Hamraa International School has adjusted the classes offered to be above the amount required to cope with the scheduling of Hajj and Spring Breaks.
Electives:
Electives are offered at the High School level. Classes offered may change from one year to the other according to the interest of students and the availability of instructors. Elective courses might include but not limited to Health, Drama, Fashion Design, Photography, Interior Design, Psychology, Journalism, Clay and Sculpturing, Child Development, Research Skills, Robotics, Business Studies and Economics.
N.B: If students are given a choice in a certain year for electives, they may drop or add an elective course no later than 10 days after the beginning of a given term. Students who have added a course must make up for all the missing work within 2 weeks of adding the class. Teachers will complete a subject make-up form and submit the makeup list to the coordinator prior to dispensation. No student is allowed to drop or add a course without submitting a request from their parent(s)/guardian(s) to the Academic Coordinator. Otherwise, if students are not given a choice, all elective courses in a given year are obligatory.
Students’ Evaluation:
Evaluation of students’ progress by faculty members is a continuous process. Teachers use both formative and summative assessment to evaluate students’ achievement. Teachers observe students’ performance while providing daily opportunities for academic growth. Students, in partnership with parents and teachers, must take responsibility for their own academic success.
Parents are informed regularly with all missed or failed quizzed for students on regular basis.
The program offered by Al Hamraa International School is updated and enriched to align with students’ needs in the twenty-first century. Our students enjoy special care as a future leader and preparation for future challenges.