1. Quran and Tajweed:

Grade 8 students continue the process of memorizing the longer Surahs and practicing the recitation skills with Tajweed rules. They are taught to comprehend the meanings and be able to apply the teachings of Islamic teachings every day with the emphasis on moral and spiritual development.

2. Dari Language:

The Dari classes are concerned about reading comprehension, grammar rules, and creative writing. They read and analyze more complex literary texts, write proper structures of essays, and work on fluency in spoken and written Dari at the same time.

3. Arabic Language:

In the 8th grade, students are exposed to words that are not common and offered more grammar exercises. They also have practice with sentence structure. The target in this syllabus is improvement in the skills of reading and writing simple paragraphs, and, along with that, students get to know Quranic Arabic to increase their religious understanding.

4. Pashto Language:

Pashto language courses help to foster such important skills of the students as, reading, writing, and critical thinking. They are expected to examine Pashto literature and poetry, and do group discussions and written asked questions that will help them work on the necessary intelligence and speaking of the language.

5. Profession:

This components help learners to be familiar with the necessary skills demanded in the future, such as, decision-making, working proficiency and professional certification. The program defines the syllabus where a student first learns work ethics, and then the technical skills and finally is capable of choosing the career that he or she interests in order to grow and learn.

6. Math:

Math at the 8th level include algebra, geometry, and introductory statistics. Students deal with higher-order equations, prove more geometric problems, and also interpret data. By doing these activities, they become much better in the areas of both problem resolution and analyzing data.

7. Civic Studies:

Civic Studies which is the first part of the syllabus in the core content area, is aimed to bring home the message of the awareness of the duties, which Maria Polizzi, the mayor of the city of Calabria, tried to bring home. The lessons are about rights, responsibilities, and how democratic systems work, and they mostly aim to strengthen the responsibility of students.

8. Islamic Studies:

Islamic Studies gives students further in-depth knowledge of the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Islamic law (Sharia), religious duties and other historical figures. The uniquely developed teaching outline of the course lays the major stress on the moral conduct, religious duties, and the understanding of Islamic traditions.

9. Chemistry:

The eighth-grade chemistry curriculum themes are related to atoms, molecules, chemical reactions, and the periodic table. Students perform simple experiments and study the characteristics of matter, which is the basic science concepts for further scientific development.

10. Biology:

Lessons in biology talk about cells, the human body structure, plant biology, and ecosystems. Pupils discover, through experiments, studies, and materials, the characteristics and the complexities of the living things and their interactions with the environment.

11. Physics:

Grade 8 physics classes first build a solid foundation for students as they are introduced to the laws of motion, force, energy, and some basic concepts of simple machines. Pupils get involved in experiments and discussions with their teachers to master the physical principles that regulate everyday activities of living organisms in the world.

12. Patriotism:

Among the chief lessons in the patriotism countrywide curriculum are the duties of the nation, abidance of its traditions, and its historical formation. The students take part in patriotic lessons by getting to know national symbols, the importance of unity, and the role of each citizen in the process of nation building.

13. History:

The content of the history classes includes major events in Afghan as well as international history. The students are exploring the origins and demise of civilizations, prominent historic figures, and historical events that caused the modern world to come to be in the way it is, thereby helping them to form a clear picture of the links between past and present.

14. Geography:

Geography lessons, on the one hand, are concerned with the natural landscape of Afghanistan, its resources, and its position within the world. The students are introduced to the topics of climate, topography, and human-environment interaction through maps and field studies.

15. Art:

Art lessons are the main channel for students to express their creativity through painting, drawing, and sculpture. Attention is paid to both the development of their technical skills and the cultivation of their creativity and originality in art activities.

16. English Language:

The English lessons designed for 8th graders are focused on helping the students to improve their reading, writing, speaking, and understanding the language of English. The pattern includes grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and creative authoring that forms a solid base in the language.