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Awards & Recognitions

Kumon is a learning programme based on each student’s individual ability rather than age or grade, which allows them to potentially study at a higher level than their current grade or level. We believe that children can accomplish extraordinary things when they are supported by the proper tools, methods and guidance. Here are the awards and recognitions that Kumon students can achieve throughout the programme.

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Kumon International Standard (KIS)

Kumon International Standard (KIS) is the global standard for a student’s grade level. As there are many different types of school systems and curriculums around the world, KIS serves as a global standard that would provide a uniform benchmark for the Kumon curriculum.

Advanced Student Honour Roll (ASHR)

Advanced Student Honour Roll (ASHR) recognises and celebrates children studying above their school grade level. Students can receive a variety of achievements throughout their time in the programme.

Bronze Medal: Completed study materials that are approximately six months to one year ahead of KIS, based on the student’s grade level.

Silver Medal: Completed study materials that are approximately two years ahead of KIS, based on the student’s grade level.

Gold Medal: Completed study materials that are approximately three years ahead of KIS, based on the student’s grade level.

Trophy: Completed study materials that are approximately five years ahead of KIS, based on the student’s grade level.

Programme Completion

When a student completes their Maths or English programme, they will receive an award for each completed subject, which is the highest achievement they can gain through the Kumon Programme. For the Maths programme, this award is presented to students who have completed Maths Level O200. By the end of the programme, they will have a solidunderstanding of advanced differentiation/integration and how to apply these skills.

For English as a Native Language programme, this award is presented to students who have completed Level L200. By the end of Level L200, students will have a deep understanding of the elements of literature, substantiate interpretations of passages and further enhance their ability to read critically. Lastly, for English as a Foreign Language programme, this is presented to students who have completed Level O200. By the end of Level O200, students will acquire a solid skill in reading comprehension and a broader their vocabulary.

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