High School
Building Foundations for the Future!
Grades 9-12
High school students at GWA deepen their academic journey within the IB Diploma program, which emphasizes inquiry, critical analysis, and a global perspective.
Building on the foundational skills developed in middle school, students engage in advanced coursework that encourages independence and self-motivation, developing their ability to analyze complex topics and explore different viewpoints. This college-preparatory curriculum provides a challenging academic environment that promotes intellectual curiosity and prepares students for the demands of higher education.
High School Approach
High School at GWA is a transformative time as students prepare for life beyond school, building on their skills and strengths while exploring future academic and career paths. In grades 11 and 12, students at GWA can choose between two rigorous graduation pathways: the traditional high school diploma and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP), each offering unique challenges and opportunities tailored to students' aspirations.
Discover Our Curriculum
High school students experience increased academic expectations, personal responsibility, and independence. They engage in a variety of subjects across Language and Literature ( in English and French), Mathematics, Sciences, Individuals and Societies, Arabic, Physical and Health Education, and the Arts. Through these subjects, students cultivate critical thinking, effective communication, and a global perspective-essential skills for college, career, and life.
GWA's rotating block schedule features four 80-minute class each day, allowing students to immerse themselves deeply in their studies. This structure, alongside with a balanced selection of electives, allow high school students the space to develop their passions and talents.
