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The years that develop a student’s academic experience before they enter secondary school, the middle school years, are a unique period in one’s lifetime. This is a time of change, from childhood to young adulthood, and with this change comes challenges, opportunities, and a broad range of new experiences. During these years, an important aspect of human development that impacts a person’s future is his/her education.
To this end, Bahamas Virtual School (BVS) offers a multitude of academic options and high school programs for our students. It is important to carefully consider these options and to become familiar with the requirements for successful progression from middle school to high school and postsecondary education.
BVS School administrators, teachers, and counselors are key individuals in helping to guide students in making smart choices. They optimize each student’s academic experience. It is our hope that each student takes advantage of the information available in our program. With the assistance provided at BVS, they have the opportunity to plan an academic path that leads to success during the secondary school years and, ultimately, as a productive member of society.
A Curriculum Designed To Include All Learning Styles.
This approach allows the student to move as fast as they want or as slow as they want to grasp the information presented.
They learn Their Way!
The 10th-grade academic experience includes participation in the following courses:
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The 11th-grade academic experience includes participation in the following courses:
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The 12th-grade academic experience includes participation in the following courses:
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Semester 1 & 2
The Grade 12 course builds on the socio-political developments of Grade 11 and focuses on the journey toward Bahamian independence. Students examine political party formation, landmark events such as Black Tuesday and Majority Rule in 1967, the emergence of the PLP and FNM, and internal challenges to political leadership.
The curriculum culminates with an exploration of national independence in 1973, analyzing its implications and the broader Caribbean decolonization movement. Students are expected to demonstrate mastery in historical analysis and prepare for the Bahamas General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) in History.
Nassau, New Providence & The Family Islands
Students can speak to their teachers for assistance
Each student will have a school counselor assigned