Enhanced Curriculum

We have always placed enrichment at the heart of everything we do to ensure that every child develops to their full potential, both academically and personally. We believe that our attainment of high standards in English, Mathematics and general academic performance is in no small part because our children and young people are happy at school and fully involved in its wider life.

It is important to us therefore that our curriculum continues to develop in ways that not only enhances our formal academic programme but also provides a complete education experience for your child. We continually work to update and improve our curriculum, and each academic year your child will benefit from some exciting new developments in the Enhanced Curriculum Programme.

Educational Visits

Throughout our Primary School, educational visits are organised in relation to the topics and themes being taught in class. Trips may be to museums, cultural sites and events or activity centres and are designed to support the learning in the classroom. Moscow has a huge range of historic buildings and museums, and through visits to places such as the Kremlin or St Basil’s Cathedral, students are able to appreciate the rich history and culture surrounding them. 

From Year Three onwards, we offer the opportunity to enjoy an annual residential trip. In Years Three and Four, the trip typically takes place within Russia. Year Five and Six travel abroad to countries such as Austria, Germany, France or the United Kingdom and stay there for a week. This opportunity is of great benefit in supporting independence, leadership, teamwork, maturity and self-esteem. 

Community Service 

The school has an ongoing and established relationship with local charities. This relationship extends beyond fundraising. Every student will be involved in community service on a termly basis. It may be in a fundraising capacity but it must also involve an investment of time. Through these programmes, such as volunteering at a local orphanage, our students are encouraged to empathise with and take into consideration those less fortunate than themselves. 

Organising cake sales, music marathons and other fundraising activities have allowed ISM Rosinka students and the school community to raise money for local charities, as well as for international causes such as ‘Children in Need’, ‘Red Nose Day’ and 'Movember'.