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WEST VIRGINIA ACADEMY CURRICULUM

At West Virginia Academy, we are committed to providing a world-class education that aligns with Qatar’s National Vision 2030, focusing on nurturing a generation of students who are academically successful, socially responsible, and capable of contributing to Qatar's sustainable development. Our curriculum promotes academic excellence, innovation, and cultural awareness, ensuring that students are prepared for the challenges of a globalized world.
Our educational programs are structured to meet the developmental and learning needs of students across all grade levels. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of our curriculum across different stages, from early childhood to high school, along with the ages each level serves.

Early Childhood Education (Ages 3-5)

Our Early Childhood Education (ECE) program focuses on providing a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for young learners. This stage lays the foundation for academic and personal growth through play-based learning, discovery, and social interaction.

Focus Areas:

  • Social and emotional development
  • Early literacy and numeracy
  • Creative expression through art, music, and movement
  • Fine and gross motor skills Introduction to Qatari culture and traditions In line with Qatar’s National Vision 2030, we aim to foster early learning experiences that contribute to building confident, curious, and socially responsible individuals.

Primary Education (Ages 5-11)

Our Primary Education program is designed to develop core academic skills while promoting creativity, critical thinking, and a love of learning. Students are introduced to a broad range of subjects that provide a well-rounded education.

Key Subjects:

  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Studies with a focus on Qatar’s history and culture
  • Arabic Language
  • Islamic Studies (for Muslim students)
  • Physical Education
  • Art
  • Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

We integrate Qatar’s National Vision 2030 by emphasizing critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation, ensuring students understand Qatar’s role in a global context while preserving national identity and values.

Middle School Education (Ages 11-14)

The Middle School curriculum builds on the knowledge gained in the primary years, encouraging students to take more responsibility for their learning. Our program is designed to foster intellectual curiosity, leadership, and personal development.

Core Curriculum:

  • Advanced English Language Arts
  • Mathematics
  • Science (Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Chemistry)
  • Social Studies with a focus on Global and Qatari perspectives
  • Arabic Language
  • Islamic Studies
  • ICT
  • Physical Education
  • Fine Arts

Middle School students are encouraged to explore their interests through elective courses, extracurricular activities, and leadership opportunities, helping to shape their identities as global citizens with strong ties to their cultural roots.

West Virginia Academy Computer Lab

High School Education (Ages 14-18)

Our High School curriculum offers a rigorous academic program that prepares students for higher education and future career paths. Students are encouraged to think critically, engage in problem-solving, and participate in hands-on learning experiences that connect to real-world challenges.

Key Features:

  • Core academic courses in English, Mathematics, Sciences, and Social Studies
  • Advanced Placement (AP) available in various subjects
  • Arabic Language and Islamic Studies
  • STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) focus
  • ICT, including coding.
  • Electives in Sociology, Economics, History, Geography, etc.

College and Career Preparation:

We focus on preparing students for universities both in Qatar and internationally, as well as offering career-readiness programs that are in line with Qatar’s long-term development goals.

Our Alignment with Qatar’s National Vision 2030

At West Virginia Academy, we fully support Qatar’s four pillars of National Vision 2030—human development, social development, economic development, and environmental development.

  • Human Development: We focus on developing the intellectual, emotional, and physical capacities of our students, ensuring that they become lifelong learners capable of contributing to Qatar’s knowledge-based economy.
  • Social Development: Our curriculum fosters intercultural understanding and respect for Qatari traditions, preparing students to engage in a diverse and interconnected world.
  • Economic Development: We emphasize the importance of entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership in our courses, preparing students to drive economic growth and diversification in Qatar.
  • Environmental Development: Through environmental education and sustainability initiatives, we instill in our students the values of conservation, energy efficiency, and ecological stewardship.
At West Virginia Academy, we are committed to nurturing well-rounded, capable, and socially responsible students who will become future leaders of Qatar and the global community. Our curriculum, aligned with Qatar’s National Vision 2030, ensures that every student is prepared to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world while preserving and contributing to Qatar’s cultural and national identity. For more details on our curriculum or admissions process, please contact our admissions office or explore the resources available on this page.