Our Curriculum Philosophy



At Jeddah World Academy (JWA), we believe that education transforms lives. Our curriculum is designed to nurture academic excellence, strong character, creativity, and global citizenship. We aim to develop independent thinkers, confident communicators, and compassionate leaders who thrive in an ever-changing world.

We deliver a learning experience that balances international standards, local values, and the unique needs of every learner.

Curriculum Overview

JWA follows a comprehensive American International Curriculum from KG–Grade 12, grounded in research-based teaching methods and enriched with cultural and moral education. Our programs empower students with essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally.

Core Subjects

  • English / Language Arts
  • Mathematics
  • Sciences
  • Social Studies (National & International)
  • Arabic Language
  • Islamic Studies
  • Quran

Specialist Subjects

  • Computer – ICT- Robotics
  • Physical Education
  • Fine Arts / Visual Arts
  • Drama
  • Research Skills

Academic Divisions

Early Years

(PreK–KG3)

Our Early Years program lays the foundation for lifelong learning

through:

  • Play-based exploration
  • Early literacy and numeracy
  • Social–emotional development
  • Creativity and motor skills

The curriculum inspires curiosity while helping young learners grow in confidence and independence.

Elementary School

(Grades 1–5)

Students build essential academic skills while developing collaboration, problem-solving, and creativity. Learning is active, hands-on, and connected to real-life experiences.

Key features include:

  • Strong focus on reading and writing
  • Inquiry-based science
  • Strengthening Arabic and cultural identity
  • Project-based learning

Middle School

(Grades 6–8)

This stage supports students through early adolescence as they deepen their academic understanding and develop higher-order thinking skills.

Highlights:

  • Cross-curricular projects
  • Emphasis on critical thinking and analysis
  • Structured digital literacy
  • Leadership and teamwork opportunities

High School

(Grades 9–12)

Our high school program prepares students for university and career pathways through rigorous coursework and character-building programs.

Students benefit from:

  • College-preparatory curriculum (CP Classes)
  • GAT- SAAT Classes
  • Advanced research and writing
  • Elective choices
  • Career guidance and university counseling
  • Opportunities for innovation, entrepreneurship, and community service