Knowledge & understanding
Students build secure subject knowledge and conceptual understanding so they can recognise patterns, relationships and significant ideas.
Curriculum
The SIS curriculum is designed to develop the whole child. Academic knowledge remains essential, but education at SIS goes beyond the acquisition of facts.

Stanley International School intends to offer the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) and is pursuing the process towards authorization. The PYP is an international curriculum framework for children aged 3–12 that emphasises inquiry, conceptual understanding, student agency, international-mindedness and meaningful action.
Stanley International School is not currently presented as an IB World School. Intended programme delivery does not imply authorization by the International Baccalaureate Organization. Kurdish and Arabic remain important parts of students’ education and cultural identity.
Students build secure subject knowledge and conceptual understanding so they can recognise patterns, relationships and significant ideas.
Students learn to express ideas, listen to others, investigate information and communicate their findings with clarity and confidence.
Learners question, analyse, imagine, solve problems and explore more than one way to approach a challenge.
Students work purposefully with others while learning to organise themselves, reflect on progress and become increasingly independent.
Personal development, creativity, compassion, integrity and responsible action are essential parts of learning at SIS.