"beyond the curriculum" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe activities which are not part of a school or college curriculum, or topics which lie outside of the standard course material. For example, "The debate team spent the summer studying topics beyond the curriculum in order to prepare for competition."
Above all, we look for clear evidence of academic engagement beyond the curriculum.
All the other skills can be gained from academic study of any subject and, importantly, from experiences beyond the curriculum.
She invites important innovators in the field to poke holes in conventional wisdom and get the students thinking about questions that go far beyond the curriculum.
The government's strategy for physical education and school sport is focusing on the development of more opportunities for young people within and beyond the curriculum.
The idea that language learning is not only fun, but also an issue that extends beyond the curriculum, was at the heart of the language festival.
One of the possible ways is to suggest to students to carry out interesting experimental projects in order to extend their knowledge beyond the curriculum.
It's going beyond just delivering the curriculum and is poised to be what we truly need in the 21st century: a place where students learn by what they can do rather than how old they are, with teachers collaborating not just with each other but with students, parents and other relevant parties.
For four years, the program has taken nursing students beyond the traditional curriculum and shown them firsthand how interaction with environmental factors affects human health.
The academy's decision to expand the curriculum beyond the physical sciences was not made for the sake of the cadet experience, however.
(In an already overburdened play Mr. Shinn unwisely takes time briefly to rehash the decades-old controversies about broadening the curriculum beyond dead white males).
