The set of courses, coursework, and their content, offered at a school or university.
The word "curriculum" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to refer to the courses offered by a school or other educational institution. For example, "The college offers a wide range of courses in its curriculum.".
Asked whether Ukip would back compulsory sex education lessons and learning about gay relationships, Farage said "yes" as part of a proper "rounded" curriculum.
Analysis Teachers are some of the harshest critics of the coalition after Michael Gove's tenure as education secretary, which entailed a radical shakeup of the curriculum, expansion of academies and introduction of free schools.
However, the party is not signalling further major curriculum reform, perhaps mindful of the change that teachers have had to put up with.
A survey by the Local Government Association in 2010 suggested that around £15bn was needed for critical condition repairs, with a further £15bn for less essential work such as ensuring schools have suitable facilities to deliver the curriculum.
Gary Martin, head of Highfield Hall primary school in Derbyshire, says he is now has to use his staffing budget to fund vital capital projects, in effect choosing between teachers and spending on facilities needed for the curriculum.
And certainly not when it is compared to the years that Tsiskaridze's predecessor, Vera Dorofeeva, has spent modernising and expanding the Vaganova's curriculum and forging links with other schools around the world.
Instead of focusing on high standards, the delivery of a broad-based curriculum and proper governance arrangements in schools he has sought to distract attention from this by launching a self-indulgent turf war with Theresa May.
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