Below is an overview of
each year’s curriculum
5th Year
Paleolithic, Neolithic, and the Metal Age:
Students embark on a journey through pre-history, unraveling the mysteries of the Paleolithic, Neolithic, and the transformative Metal Age.
6th Year
Rich History of Ancient Africa:
- Delving into the tapestry of ancient African civilizations, students study kingdoms like Kush, Ghana, Aksum, Garamantes, Ancient Libya, and Carthage.
- Special Focus: Empire of Mali, exploring the remarkable Mansa Musa and the poignant history of the African slave trade.
7th Year
Exploration and Trade Routes:
- Centered on the Age of Discovery, students navigate the tales of legendary explorers such as Marco Polo, Ibn Battuta, Henry the Navigator, Christopher Columbus, and Ferdinand Magellan.
8th Year
Captivating History of Libya:
- Uncovering Libya’s vibrant past, students traverse the lush Sahara, exploring its early inhabitants, the Berbers, and their captivating rock art.
- Civilization Chronicles: Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Ancient Persians, Islamic, Ottoman, and Italian periods.
- Notable Figures: Omar Al-Mukhtar, King Idris, and the Italian resistance.
Innovative Learning Approach
Visual Resources
Enriching the learning experience with curated video resources to deepen students’ understanding.
Interactive Engagement
Encouraging active participation through student presentations, fostering a deeper connection with historical topics.
Cultivating Historical Thinkers
Critical Thinking Skill
Our curriculum promotes analytical thinking, encouraging students to question, analyze, and interpret historical events.
Interactive Projects
Engaging students in hands-on projects that bring history to life, making the past relevant to the present.
