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Middle Years Programme

The Middle Years Programme (MYP) was originally developed by the International Schools Association, and then further developed by schools within the IB during the early nineties. It is purpose-built for international schools like ours and is now being taught and implemented worldwide, with considerable growth in Europe, Asia and in the Americas. It is being implemented both in fee-paying international schools and in some state systems (for example in Quebec, where it is delivered in French).

 

The MYP puts an emphasis on the whole child and the child is at the centre of planning for teaching and learning.

The MYP is for which classes?

The MYP is the programme of study at Greenfield Community School for Grade 6 through Grade 10 (11 – 16 years old).


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Graduation Requirements

This policy will come into place at the start of Semester two (2) on Sunday, 12 February 2012. A minimum of 90% of the classes must have been attended with ...

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German Teacher Urgently Required

We are requiring a qualified German teacher for immediate start. Please follow this link for more information. (posted 4th January ...

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Taaleem Poetry Award Launched

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Taaleem support the Emirates Airline Fourth Festival of Literature 2012 by joining the Boeing Readers' Cup and Story Writing Competition to launch the Taaleem Poetry Award. Read More....

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