Primary School
Academic Rigor & Inquiry
Elementary education adhering to the Russian Federal State Educational Standard for Primary General Education (FSES NOO), integrated with UAE Ministry of Education requirements and advanced English language instruction.
Grade Span
Classes 1 to 4
ADEK Grades 2–5 (Ages 7–10)
Mathematics
608 Hours
4 hours weekly per grade
Bilingual Core
RU • EN • AR
Literacy, MoE Arabic & English
Digital Literacy
Embedded
Algorithmic logic & safe tools
Primary School Structure
According to institutional policy: ADEK Grade = Russian Class + 1.
Elementary Academic Domains
Russian Language & Literary Reading
Mastery of orthography, syntax, and morphology. Literary reading develops text analysis, thematic inference, oral expressiveness, and narrative composition.
Subjects: Russian Language • Literary Reading • Native Russian
Mathematics (152 hrs/yr)
Arithmetical operations, multi-step word problems, geometric shapes, perimeter, area, and spatial properties. Structured work with data: tables, diagrams, and logic schemes.
Subject: Mathematics (FSES NOO)
The World Around Us
Natural sciences, ecology, human physiology, astronomy basics, and historical foundations. Practical observations, experiments, and environmental awareness.
Subject: The World Around Us
English, Arabic & UAE Civics
Advanced English program developing reading, listening, grammar, and public presentation. Mandatory UAE MoE Arabic language and Islamic Studies / Moral Education courses.
Subjects: English • Arabic • Islamic Studies • MSC
Fine Arts, Music & Technology
Visual art composition, drawing, crafts, and materials processing. Musical literacy, choir performance, and technical design concepts.
Subjects: Fine Arts • Music • Technology
Physical Education
Motor development, teamwork, gymnastic fundamentals, and aerobic games. Cultivating healthy exercise habits and sporting camaraderie across classes.
Subject: Physical Education (PE)
Phase 2: The Computational Thinker
Digital skills are integrated directly into mathematics and language arts. Students transition from unplugged reasoning to structured digital tools: