Middle Years Programme Curriculum Outline
Three fundamental concepts
- Holistic learning
- Intercultural awareness
- Communication
Five areas of interaction
- Approaches to learning
- Community and service
- Human ingenuity
- Health and social education
- Environments
Subject areas
- Language A
- Language B
- Mathematics
- Humanities
- Arts
- Sciences
- Physical education
- Technology
Culminating activity for schools offering a 4 - 5 year program
- Personal project
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