Biology

Overview

Biology brings the natural world to life. For younger learners (ages 4–10), the journey starts with hands-on discovery of plants, animals, habitats, and the human senses. As students progress (ages 11–14), they dive beneath the surface to explore cell structure, organ systems, and the delicate balance of ecosystems. For older students (ages 15–18), the curriculum advances into molecular genetics, biochemistry, biotechnology, and evolutionary theory, providing a robust foundation for future careers in healthcare, research, and environmental science.

Learning outcomes

• Identify and classify diverse living organisms and their habitats.
• Understand the structures and functions of plant and animal cells.
• Explain the major systems of the human body and how they maintain health.
• Grasp the principles of genetics, DNA inheritance, and adaptation.
• Analyze ecological relationships and human impacts on biodiversity.
• Apply the scientific method to conduct biological experiments and observations.