AWWA SCHOOL
CURRICULUM
Curriculum
AWWA School focuses on equipping every student with the necessary knowledge and skills that will allow them to lead meaningful lives as independently as possible.
The curriculum covers the learning domains of functional academics (Language and Numeracy), Arts, ICT, PE, Daily Living Skills and Vocational.
Students are placed in either the Junior (7 to 12 years) or Senior (13 to 18 years) programme. The Junior Programme aims to nurture foundational learning, social and life skills whereas the Senior Programme continues to develop students in preparation for their post-18 placement. At age 16, students are placed on either the Day Activity Center (DAC), Sheltered Workshop (SW) or Supported Employment (SE) track.
The school also has a Citizenship and Character Education (CCE) programme, and Student Leadership framework to ensure that students develop values such as Care, Concern, Commitment, Integrity, Resilience, Teamwork and Harmony through the practice of self-leadership, leading in class and across levels.
The CCA programme has various CCAs; from Sports, Clubs and Performing Arts, to expose our students to the different activities that can develop their interests and strengths in non curriculum areas.