Arabic

In KS3 Arabic, our curriculum is designed to immerse pupils in the richness of the Arabic language, offering them an invaluable gateway to Islamic studies and broader cultural understanding. Through a diverse range of topics and interactive teaching methods, we aim to inspire, engage, and deeply involve students in the learning process. As pupils progress, they develop not only language proficiency but also an analytical mindset that enables them to appreciate the nuances and complexities of Arabic. This learning journey helps them establish a solid foundation for advanced studies, including access to classical Islamic texts and contemporary Arabic literature. By understanding the linguistic roots and evolving nature of Arabic, students gain insights into how the language has influenced and been influenced by various cultures. This comprehensive approach to learning Arabic is pivotal in fostering a deep appreciation of the language’s significance in historical context, its impact on the Islamic world, and its contributions to global cultural and intellectual heritage.

At Key Stage 3 (Years 7, 8 And 9) Pupils Will Cover:

  • Basics:
    • Learning to Write
    • Read Words
    • Greet People
    • Numbers
  • Topics Covered:
    • About Me
    • My Family
    • My Job
    • At Home
  • Grammar: Pronouns, Past Tense Verbs, Feminine Marker
  • Topics Covered:
    • Hobbies
    • What Does He Look Like
    • My Town
    • At School
  • Listening and Speaking: Pimsleur Unit 1-10
  • Grammar: Present Verbs, Adjectives, Comparatives, Adverbs
  • Topics Covered:
    • Transport
    • Clothes
    • Food
    • Essentials

At Key Stage 4 (Years 10 and 11) Pupils Will Cover:

  • Topics Covered:
    • Me and My Family
    • A Friend in Need
    • Muscat Festival
    • My Role Model
    • My Interests
  • Speaking and Listening: Pimsleur Unit 11-20
  • Grammar: Plural Nouns, Demonstratives, Imperative Mood, Prepositions, Time Expressions
  • Topics Covered:
    • My Sport
    • The Net
    • TV, Cinema and Films
    • Music
    • Daily Sustenance
    • Clothes
    • Daily Routine
    • Eid Mubarak
    • Weather
    • Beautiful Country
    • How Do I Get To…
  • Speaking and Listening: Pimsleur Unit 21-31
  • Grammar: Present Tense, Personal Pronouns, The Comparative, Connectives, Tenses
  • Topics vary from problems in my town to life at school (Page 152 in the new GCSE Arabic Companion)
  • Consolidating Previous Knowledge
  • Going over the Arabic GCSE Past Papers