
Together, we discussed crucial steps to make the curriculum and assessment framework more inclusive, manageable, and future-focused. While work on the ADCS submission is still ongoing, I thought I might be helpful to summarise our key points, which we hope will guide positive changes in education.
1. A curriculum that prepares for life
Our members strongly support a curriculum that goes beyond academic knowledge to foster creativity, critical thinking, and essential life skills. While academic rigour is important, we need to remember that education also plays a critical role in preparing young people for the realities of life. A well-rounded curriculum, including arts, sciences, and physical education, would help students discover their strengths and passions, empowering them to thrive personally and professionally.
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