This class provides students with an outlet for creativity through diverse arts, crafts, and design projects. They will learn to express their emotions and ideas using shapes, colors, and appropriate materials to craft specific objects. Visual Arts education not only enhances personal qualities but also promotes an understanding of art in cultural and historical contexts. Through this class, students refine their observation and imagination skills.

As one of Canada's official languages, we actively promote and foster French language learning among students to enable them to fully embrace Canadian culture. Encouraging students to acquire a second language not only provides them with a competitive advantage in the workforce but also instills an appreciation for diverse cultures and languages on a global scale. In the classroom, students will be expected to engage in reading, writing, listening, and communication in French. Embracing bilingualism not only opens minds but also enhances cognitive development in parallel.

The study of Mathematics equips students with the essential knowledge and skills to think critically and solve diverse problems. Aligned with the Ontario curriculum, our Mathematics program is structured into five key categories: Data Management and Probability, Geometry and Spatial Sense, Measurement, Number Sense and Numeration, and Patterning and Algebra. Recognizing the diversity in learning preferences and paces, we have integrated a range of methods for specific lessons, ensuring that all students can grasp concepts effectively and progress at their own pace.

Science endeavors to elucidate the intricacies of the physical world, making it crucial for students to comprehend the generation and application of scientific knowledge. In this course, students delve into the interplay between science and technology, exploring how these forces have shaped the world. The curriculum is organized into four core categories: Life Systems, Structures and Mechanisms, Matter and Energy, and Earth and Space Systems. From unraveling the mysteries of the universe to transforming the dynamics of communication, science and technology are integral to our evolving society. Upon completing this course, students will adeptly connect scientific principles and technological advancements to broader societal and environmental contexts.

At ALIF Canada, we are dedicated to fostering the robust development and growth of every student, providing them with the resources necessary to attain their full potential. Acknowledging the crucial link between good health and effective learning, we prioritize educating students on maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle. Our facilities are designed to encourage physical activity and fitness, contributing to the overall well-being of our students. Furthermore, we actively promote positive mental health within the school community, ensuring a holistic approach to their overall wellness.

Literacy development is a crucial aspect in the early stages of a child's life, and as such, it is seamlessly integrated throughout the curriculum. This class encompasses four key categories: Reading, Writing, Oral Communication, and Media Literacy. Proficient language skills are paramount for students to comprehend and analyze information, enabling them to express themselves with clarity. Engaging with novels and diverse texts, students not only enhance their reading abilities but also cultivate a deeper understanding of the world around them.

In these classes, students will delve into the intricacies of Islamic practices, emphasizing the significance of Salaat. Experienced and qualified teachers will guide them in acquiring the skills of reading, writing, and communicating in Arabic. Additionally, ALIF Canada offers Qur'an classes to ensure proper recitation.

In Arabic, Tarbiyah signifies development and growth, reflecting our aspiration for students in this class. Focused on nurturing every aspect of their personality and behavior, the program instills a passion for respect and a commitment to the righteous path. As students progress, they cultivate Taqwa and actively engage in contributing to societal betterment.

This class aims to cultivate students' understanding of their identity, origins, and societal contributions. Exploring the diversity among communities and the dynamic interaction between the environment and humanity, students will grasp the concept of responsible citizenship. The curriculum emphasizes the interconnectedness of various communities, forming a cohesive global community.