Biology
Curriculum Objectives:
Develop Scientific Understanding
Build a strong foundation in biological concepts including cell biology, genetics, ecology, evolution, and human anatomy.
Promote Inquiry and Critical Thinking
Encourage students to ask questions, analyze evidence, and apply logical reasoning to biological problems.
Foster Laboratory and Practical Skills
Develop competence in conducting experiments, using scientific equipment, recording observations, and interpreting data safely and accurately.
Understand the Interconnectedness of Life
Explore the relationships between organisms and their environments to appreciate biodiversity and ecosystem balance.
Apply Biology to Real-World Issues
Examine contemporary topics such as health, disease, biotechnology, climate change, and conservation.
Encourage Environmental Responsibility
Instill awareness of sustainable practices and the importance of protecting natural resources.
Build Communication Skills in Science
Enable students to present scientific information clearly through written reports, presentations, and discussions.
Prepare for Advanced Studies and Careers
Provide the academic foundation and skills necessary for further education and careers in medicine, environmental science, biotechnology, research, and related fields.
Curriculum Content
| Integrated Curriculum | ||
| G9 | Transport across Membrane Metabolism Food and Human |
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| G10 | Molecules of Life Cellular Organisation Essential Life Process in Plants and Animals Reproduction |
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NSS stream |
GCE AL stream |
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| G11 |
NSS curriculum (core) Coordination and response |
Unit 1: Molecules, Diet, Transport and Health Unit 2: Cells, Development, Biodiversity and Conservation Unit 3: Practical Skills in Biology I |
| G12 |
NSS curriculum (electives (any two)) Diseases and body defense mechanisms |
Unit 4: Energy, Environment, Microbiology and Immunity Unit 5: Respiration, Internal Environment, Coordination and Gene Technology Unit 6 : Practical Skills in Biology II |