What is the MYP?
The International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (MYP) caters to students aged 11-16 years and is part of the International Baccalaureate’s 3-tier program of education, which goes from the primary years through the MYP to the Diploma Program. The MYP is designed to teach students to become independent learners who can recognise relationships between school subjects and the world outside, who can adapt to new situations and combine relevant knowledge with practical and social intelligence to solve real-world problems, either alone or with a group.
The program aims to enable students to build upon their spirit of discovery to develop an understanding and enjoyment of the process of learning, acquire knowledge and understanding and recognise the extent to which knowledge is interrelated. They learn to communicate effectively in a variety of ways and develop a sense of personal and cultural identity with respect for themselves and others. They also acquire insights into local and global concerns affecting health, the community and the environment, and develop a sense of individual and collective responsibility and citizenship.
The MYP is a challenging framework which comprises of eight subject groups, providing a broad and balanced education for early adolescents.
What are we learning?
MYP1
Homework Timetable
Monday – Science and Spanish (Every Other Week)
Tuesday – Spellings & Timestables
Wednesday – Language & Literature
Thursday – Individuals & Societies *
Friday – Maths
*Arts and Design will be set on an adhoc basis.
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Assessment
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Farm School
November 2024 – MYP1 constructed poppies during Outdoor Learning at Rollscourt Farm.
Design
Visual Arts
MYP2
Homework Timetable
Monday – Science & Spanish (Every Other Week)
Tuesday – Maths *
Wednesday – Language & Literature
Thursday – Individuals & Societies & Latin (Every other Week)
Friday – Spelling & Timestables
*Arts and Design will be set on an adhoc basis.
Curriculum
Assessment
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