For students aged 6 to 14, the Vista School offers a diverse range of courses.

For students aged 6 to 14, the school offers courses aimed at improving their reading, writing, and conversational skills, preparing them for the Persian GCSE examination. In addition to educational materials, students are exposed to Persian culture through events such as Persian New Year, Persian dance, and various Persian foods. During the first year through approved books, students learn the alphabet, speaking and listening, sentence construction, storytelling, and writing. For GCSE and A-levels, nationally recognized educational materials and questions are utilized. The ‘Vista School’ adopts a virtual education system for its efficiency. Educational resources, designed and produced by the school’s educational design team, are mainly visual, multimedia, fiction, and tailored to the characteristics of each level, following the principles of educational design and psychology.

The learning content in the ‘Vista School,’ from year 1 to A-level, adheres to the following features and principles:

– Visual Appeal
– Joyful Atmosphere
– Story-Centric
– Effective use of appropriate techniques and methods for teaching letter and sign identification, reading, and writing words and sentences
– Humanistic, free from religious, ethnic, and gender stereotypes.
– Relevant to the student’s real-life environment.
– Embraces universal values such as peace, interaction, and harmony with others and the environment.
– Promotes art, especially Iranian arts.
– Introduces Iran and Iranian culture (e.g., Persian New Year, Persian dance, and foods).
– Supports and enhances student creativity.