The world is changing rapidly in many aspects of our lives. While it has been a very challenging part for all of us in the Cikal community, we also find ourselves becoming more confident in the importance of nurturing our Cikal 5 Stars competencies and practising Cikal 5 Cs in the teaching and learning process, whether at school or home. 

As part of our plan to continue transforming beyond the conventional definition of schooling, we are sure that implementing our personalized curriculum circle for each and every student, our competency-based digitally integrated curriculum for all levels, will be even more fun and meaningful.

The program catalogue is a compilation of our “cakupan”, the most tangible part of our curriculum circle and an essential part of our academic route. The selection period will enhance the conversation between parents, teachers and students— but the process throughout the years will be a lifelong journey of bridging our children as leaders to the future. Let us find more detail about Program Groups Cikal, Program Selection Flow, and Compulsory Credit

PROGRAM GROUPS CIKAL 

PROGRAM SELECTION FLOW 

Program selection is when students choose programs for the next academic year with recommendations from homeroom teachers and approval from parents.

1. PCC TALK (Personalized Curriculum Circle Talk)

2. Townhall for Parents 

3. Program catalogue distribution to parents as well as students

4. Program selection via Sekolah.mu

5. Program Validation and Confirmation 

6. Billing Information to Parents (Based on Selected Programs) 

COMPULSORY CREDIT CIKAL 

Compulsory credit is a minimum credit that a student must fulfil within the year level they are at. The Fulfilment of compulsory credit is a crucial element in school determination to a student’s passing later. While fulfilling the compulsory credit, the student is given an array of program options in every program group to be selected based on their interest, learning needs and capability to learn further at a higher level. 

Under certain circumstances, the student may select more programs than the required compulsory credit. Please be informed that this credit amount will not affect the calculation of credits in the later academic year or at the next year's level.

• This minimum credit does not apply to the preschool and reception levels, but students from these levels still need to complete the minimum number of programs per year.