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Debate and oratory help students develop confidence and communicate their ideas.

Grades 7–9 · Pre-IG
The Middle School years are a time of questions, discovery and growth: Who am I? What am I good at? What can I achieve?
GIU's Grades 7–9 Pre-IG programme challenges students academically while building confidence, Christian character, independence and purpose. Through a Cambridge-aligned pathway, students learn to question, investigate, create, communicate and solve problems as they prepare for IGCSE.
Each year helps students take another step toward independent learning, leadership and readiness for the Cambridge IGCSE stage.
Students build strong academic foundations, study habits, confidence and Christian character as they transition into greater independence.
Students investigate ideas, solve problems, collaborate and connect learning to the world around them while developing as learners and communicators.
As students approach IGCSE, they develop greater independence, deeper thinking and academic discipline for the next stage of the Cambridge pathway.
Students build knowledge, skills, faith and readiness for the wider Cambridge pathway.
Developing confident reading, purposeful writing, literary understanding and effective communication.
Building logical reasoning, mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Exploring physics, chemistry and biology through scientific ideas and investigation.
Developing research, critical thinking, evaluation and understanding of global issues.
Building communication skills and appreciation of French language and culture.
Growing biblical understanding, Christian values, character, faith and purpose.
Developing digital literacy, creativity, problem-solving and responsible technology use.
Exploring people, places, history, society and how the world is shaped.
Building fitness, teamwork, discipline, confidence and resilience.
Encouraging creativity, self-expression, performance and artistic development.
Opportunities to play, perform, compete, lead and serve help students discover their strengths and learn to use them with purpose.
Debate and oratory help students develop confidence and communicate their ideas.
Shark, Olympiad, business challenges and STEM activities invite students to investigate and solve.
GIU Sounds, music, drama and creative activities give students ways to express themselves.
Sport helps students practise teamwork, discipline and resilience.
French, Korean and cultural activities build communication and wider understanding.
Community and leadership experiences help students use their abilities for others.

Learn more about the next step in GIU's Cambridge pathway, or speak with Admissions about your child's journey.