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ICSE syllabus.
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Explore ICSE from Class 1 to Class 12. Choose a class, open a subject and see the chapter-to-concept map—so you can build understanding, not just a revision list.

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12Class learning paths
7Distinct mapped subjects
71Chapter entries
145Concept entries
Aligned to the CISCE scheme of study2025–26 academic cycle · Mapping reviewed

This is a selected concept-map preview, not the complete official syllabus or a promise of full lesson coverage. Chapter and concept counts include their separate class entries.

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Class 1

Ages 6–7 · 3 mapped subjects · 12 concept entries

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Mathematics

2 chapters · 4 concepts

First numbers, shapes, and patterns.

Numbers up to 202 concepts
  • Counting to 20

    Understand counting to 20 and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
  • Before, After, and Between

    Understand before, after, and between and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
Shapes and Patterns2 concepts
  • Basic Shapes

    Understand basic shapes and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
  • Simple Patterns

    Understand simple patterns and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
Open Mathematics for Class 1

English

2 chapters · 4 concepts

Phonics and first reading.

Letters and Sounds2 concepts
  • The Alphabet

    Understand the alphabet and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
  • Beginning Sounds

    Understand beginning sounds and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
Reading2 concepts
  • Three-Letter Words

    Understand three-letter words and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
  • Sight Words

    Understand sight words and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
Open English for Class 1

Environmental Studies

2 chapters · 4 concepts

Myself, family, and surroundings.

Myself and Family2 concepts
  • Parts of the Body

    Understand parts of the body and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
  • My Family

    Understand my family and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
Around Me2 concepts
  • Plants Around Us

    Understand plants around us and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
  • Animals Around Us

    Understand animals around us and apply it in simple problems.

    Study
Open Environmental Studies for Class 1

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What makes the path distinctive

Why choose ICSE?

Understand the curriculum’s strengths and the kind of learning it encourages.

English-strong

A reputation for outstanding English and language skills — an advantage for higher studies and international opportunities.

Depth and breadth

The sciences are taught as separate subjects and the wider subject base builds analytical, detail-oriented learners.

Practical, project-led

Meaningful internal assessment and lab/project work reward genuine understanding and application, not just memorisation.

Well-rounded

A balanced mix of arts, sciences, and languages develops confident, articulate all-rounders.

Know the structure

ICSE study & assessment pattern

A guide to the programme, subject choices and assessment. Confirm current requirements with your school and the official board.

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Structure

A CISCE scheme known for depth and breadth — strong English, the sciences as separate subjects, and application-led coursework.

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Assessment

Continuous internal assessment combines with subject examinations; the ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) certificates conclude each stage.

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Subjects & streams

A wide subject base with internal assessment weight; senior years branch into Science, Commerce, and Humanities with elective choice.

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Grading

Subject marks reported with project/practical components counting toward the final result.

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How we support it

We turn each ICSE concept into examples, guided practice, and revision adapted to the learner's reading level, keeping the scheme's outcome intact.

Small steps. Stronger understanding.

A simple way to make progress

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Make the idea clear

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Practise and reflect

Work through questions and revisit what needs more attention.

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ICSE FAQ

How is ICSE different on EveryAgeLearn?

The structure follows the ICSE scheme with its deeper treatment of English and the sciences. The learning experience — examples, practice, revision — is generated and adapted to the learner.

Is ICSE content free to browse?

The full concept map is free to browse, and you can try a complete sample lesson with no sign-in. The full lesson library, practice and saved progress begin after a free sign-up.

Is the content the official ICSE syllabus?

It is educational support aligned to the ICSE scheme of study, not a verbatim reproduction of the board's syllabus document. The version and reviewed date are shown on every page.

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