Preparing them not only for academic success,
but for
life after school.
Cambridge Curriculum
Year 6 & 7
Students Aged 10 to 13
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1. About the student
2. About the Guardian
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Let's Grow
Together!
At Almada International School, Lower Secondary it’s where students become:
More independent, more thoughtful, and more aware of who they are, as learners and as people.
We aim to create an environment where students feel confident to take risks, ask questions and grow as a community and as role models.
PEDAGOGICAL INNOVATION
Academic Excellence with Human Care.
Preparation for future academic pathways.
Bases sólidas alinhadas com o currículo Cambridge, respeitando o ritmo e a individualidade de cada aluno.
Bases sólidas alinhadas com o currículo Cambridge, respeitando o ritmo e a individualidade de cada aluno.
A passport to the future
An internationally recognised curriculum, accepted by universities worldwide.
An internationally recognised curriculum, accepted by universities worldwide.
A Broad and Balanced Curriculum
A thoughtful balance of academic learning, wellbeing, technology and creativity supports the development of the whole learner.
A thoughtful balance of academic learning, wellbeing, technology and creativity supports the development of the whole learner.
Ready for what comes next.
They grow into confident, thoughtful learners, able to communicate effectively, adapt to change and engage with the world with curiosity and purpose.
They grow into confident, thoughtful learners, able to communicate effectively, adapt to change and engage with the world with curiosity and purpose.
Learning by Doing, Thinking and Connecting
At AIS knowledge is explored through meaningful, hands-on experiences that connect ideas, disciplines and real-world contexts.
At AIS knowledge is explored through meaningful, hands-on experiences that connect ideas, disciplines and real-world contexts.
Four Languages for the Future
English and Portuguese build identity and global fluency, French expands cultural perspective, and Computing develops responsible digital literacy.
English and Portuguese build identity and global fluency, French expands cultural perspective, and Computing develops responsible digital literacy.
A Place for Students to Thrive in a Global World
This is a stage where students need space to grow academically and personally.
They’ll work in focused environments. They’ll collaborate, research, present and build portfolios. They’ll use outdoor areas as an extension of the classroom. And they’ll feel supported, known and guided every day.
Their wellbeing is our priority!
We aim to maximise future opportunities, keeping pathways open.
Identity, Wellbeing & Relationships
Global Awareness & Cultural Understanding
Communication & Languages
Scientific Thinking & Innovation
Digital Literacy & Responsible Technology
Creativity, Expression & the Arts
Faqs
Yes, regardless of the student’s mother tongue, the school offers adaptation sessions through individual learning plans..
Almada International School welcomes students from Early Years 1 (1 year old) and currently offers education up to Lower Secondary – Year 7, which will open in the 2026–2027 academic year.
In the coming years, the school plans to progressively expand its educational offer, with the aim of providing a full pathway up to Year 12, ensuring continuity and long-term planning for our families.
Requests for enrolment for periods shorter than a full academic year are reviewed on an individual basis. Approval is subject to Senior Leadership Team (SLT) review, availability of places, and specific conditions, and may involve fees outside the standard fee structure.
School fees include tuition and daily meals (morning snack, lunch and afternoon snack).
The following are not included in the school fees: enrolment and renewal fees, school uniform, educational materials, school trips, extracurricular activities and specific events, which are charged separately when applicable.
