The Secondary School
 

Year 7 class open for enrolments now! 

If you are going into Year 7, aged 11-12, and want to investigate, experiment, create, design, express, challenge, connect, understand and make a difference, then join us –we’d love you to be here.

You will be welcomed by a creative, enthusiastic, purpose-filled group of students and an experienced, knowledgeable and talented team of teaching professionals. Together, they are building the foundations of iCAN Secondary School—and it’s going to be great!

iCAN International School, Phnom Penh offers:

English
Mathematics
Science

Speaking and listening

·  prepared, formal presentations and debates

·  informal group or pair discussions

·  individual and group improvisation and performance

·  devising, scripting and performing plays

Reading

·  stories, poetry and drama drawn from different historical times, including contemporary writers

·  texts that enable pupils to understand the appeal and importance over time of the English literary heritage.

·  texts that enable pupils to appreciate the qualities and distinctiveness of texts  from different cultures and traditions

Writing

·  stories, poems, play scripts, autobiographies, screenplays, diaries, minutes, accounts, information leaflets, plans, summaries, brochures, advertisements, editorials, articles and letters conveying opinions, campaign literature, polemics, reviews, commentaries, articles, essays and reports. 

Language structure and variation speaking and listening, reading and writing:

·  the principles of sentence grammar and whole-text cohesion, variations in written standard English and how it differs from standard and non-standard spoken language

·  the significance of standard English as the main language of public communication nationally and globally

Number and algebra

·  rational numbers, their properties and their different representations

·  rules of arithmetic applied to calculations and manipulations with rational numbers

·  applications of ratio and proportion

·  accuracy and rounding

·  algebra as generalised arithmetic

·  linear equations, formulae, expressions and identities

·  analytical, graphical and numerical methods for solving equations

·  polynomial graphs, sequences and functions.

Geometry and measures

·  properties of 2D and 3D shapes

·  constructions, loci and bearings

·  Pythagoras’ theorem

·  transformations

·  similarity, including the use of scale

·  points, lines and shapes in 2D coordinate systems

·  units, compound measures and conversions

·  perimeters, areas, surface areas and volumes. 

Statistics

·  the handling data cycle

·  presentation and analysis of grouped and ungrouped data, including time series and lines of best fit

·  measures of central tendency and spread

·  experimental and theoretical probabilities, including those based on equally likely outcomes.

Energy, electricity and forces

·  energy

·  forces are interactions

·  electric current in circuits  

Chemical and material behaviour

·  the particle model

·  elements, atoms, chemical reactions, compounds

Organisms, behaviour and health

·  life processes - the organisation of cells into tissues, organs and body systems

·  the human reproductive cycle - adolescence, fertilisation and foetal development

·  conception, growth, development, behaviour and health, diet, drugs and disease

·  all living things - variation, classification, interdependence and interaction

·  behaviour – investigating and measuring internal and external factors.

The environment, Earth and universe

·  geological activity - chemical and physical processes

·  astronomy and space science

·  human activity and natural processes - changes in the environment.

Explanatory notes

Energy: This includes the properties and behaviour of light and sound, renewable energy resources and emerging technologies such as fuel cells.

Shape and motion: This includes pressure effects, linear motion and turning moments.

Circuits: This includes current and voltage in series and parallel circuits.

Variety of effects: Electrical devices are designed to make use of a variety of effects caused by electric currents, including heating, chemical changes and magnetic effects.

Elements: This includes the development and organisation of elements in the Periodic Table.

Compounds: This includes the different properties of compounds due to the number and type of atoms and their arrangement.

Characteristic chemical properties and patterns: This can be exemplified by the reactions of metals and non-metals, and acids and bases.

Diet, drugs and disease: This includes the importance of healthy eating complemented by regular exercise, and the effect of drugs such as alcohol, tobacco and cannabis on mental and physical health. It also includes the effects of bacteria and viruses, such as those associated with sexually transmitted infections.

Variation: This includes inherited and environmental variation and variation through genetic engineering and selective breeding.

 Behaviour: This includes human and animal behaviour (psychology and ethology).

Geological activity: This includes the rock cycle processes, rock formation and weathering.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please contact us for more information

 Tel: 023 22 24 16

Email to: Mr. Sophak at sophak_c@ican.edu.kh

Ms. Margaret O’Donell at margaret@ican.edu.kh