At Pak Shama School, our Cambridge admission tests are designed to evaluate students’ readiness for the challenging Cambridge curriculum. These tests ensure that students are equipped with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary to excel in their academic journey. Below is a detailed syllabus breakdown for each grade level:

Primary Section (Grades 1-5)

English:

• Comprehension passages
• Basic grammar (nouns, verbs, adjectives, sentence structure)
• Simple essay and creative writing

Mathematics:

• Basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division)
• Introduction to fractions and decimals
• Problem-solving and logical reasoning

Science:

• General knowledge of life sciences, earth sciences, and basic physics
• Understanding of the environment, the human body, and simple machines

Middle Section (Grades 6-8)

English:

• Comprehension (inferential and literal understanding)
• Advanced grammar (tenses, conjunctions, sentence types)
• Essay writing, narrative, and descriptive writing

Mathematics:

• Algebraic expressions, linear equations
• Geometry basics (shapes, angles, area, and perimeter)
• Introduction to data handling and probability

Science:

• Physics: Forces, energy, and motion
• Chemistry: Introduction to atoms, elements, and basic reactions
• Biology: Human systems, plants, and ecosystems

Secondary Section (Grades 9-10)

English:

• Advanced comprehension
• Formal and informal letter writing
• Argumentative and persuasive writing

Mathematics:

• Algebra (quadratic equations, inequalities)
• Geometry and trigonometry basics
• Data interpretation and advanced problem-solving

Science:

• Physics: Electricity, magnetism, motion, and energy
• Chemistry: The periodic table, chemical bonding, and reactions
• Biology: Genetics, evolution, and ecosystems

Our Cambridge admission test syllabus is designed to provide a fair and comprehensive evaluation of each applicant’s potential, ensuring they are prepared to meet the academic standards of the Cambridge system. We encourage parents and students to thoroughly review these areas as part of their preparation for the admission process.