programme of study

noun

1. education the prescribed syllabus that pupils must be taught at each key stage in the National Curriculum

Example Sentences

Before reading Briggs Myers bedtime stories, Cook Briggs required her to complete a demanding programme of study.

From Nature

Unlike proselytising religions such as Christianity, the guardians of Orthodox Judaism go out of their way to make conversion difficult, insisting on a two-year programme of study and lifestyle changes.

From Economist

The Department for Education said Mr Gove was determined to make English teaching at primary schools "more rigorous" and was publishing the draft programme of study now for informal consultation.

From BBC

Seismologists at the US Geological Survey have simulated the effects of the next big Californian earthquake in a programme of study called ShakeOut.

From BBC

The work is a continuation of a programme of study that began as long ago as 1908, when a mummy was carefully unwrapped in a Manchester lecture room.

From BBC