Students are required to study two languages (as part of their multilingual profile), humanities, sciences, mathematics, arts, physical education and technology. In their final year, students will also undertake an independent ‘personal project’ to demonstrate the development of their skills and understanding.

The MYP: a unique approach, relevant for today’s global society

The MYP’s core features five contexts for learning that provide powerful opportunities to engage in the study of issues that affect students today. Using a common language, teachers organize the curriculum through the following areas of interaction:

Approaches to learning (ATL) represents learning skills that students will develop and apply during the programme and beyond.

Community and service considers how students can learn about their place within communities and be motivated to act in new contexts.

Health and social education is designed to help students identify and develop skills that will enable them to function as effective members of societies. They also learn about how they are changing and how to make informed decisions that relate to their welfare.

Environments explores how humans interact with the world at large and the parts we play in our virtual, natural and built environments.

Human ingenuity deals with the way in which human minds have influenced the world and considers the consequences of human thought and action.