The British Curriculum is an educational framework used in schools across England and other countries. It outlines the subjects and content that students should learn at different stages of their education, typically from ages 5 to 16. The curriculum is divided into key stages, with assessments at the end of each stage to evaluate student progress. The curriculum includes a wide range of subjects, such as Mathematics, English, Science, and History. It aims to provide a balanced education that promotes critical thinking, creativity, and personal development. Schools may also offer additional subjects and extracurricular activities to enhance learning experiences.