about PYP
Primary Year Program (PYP)
Leading Asia Myanmar International School’s PYP (Primary Curriculum) is a comprehensive development challenge for children 3 to 12 years of age.
Early Childhood Care and Education are vital to the success of children throughout their lives. It is the foundation for children to be independent and confident.
Communication
Knowledgeable
Thinkers
Communicators
Principled
Open-minded
Caring
Risk taker
Balanced
10-Reflective Skills
PYP (Primary Curriculum)
The following subjects are taught in PYP (Primary Curriculum) at Leading Asia Myanmar International School.
Mathematics
To deepen the understanding of mathematics and teaching conceptual understanding and using the world-leading:
C- Concrete
P- Pictorial
A-Abstract approach.
Maths No Problem! with problem-solving at the heart of every lesson. We use this method through primary school to enhance our understanding, teach to a mastery level, and apply mathematics to real life.
UOI (Unit of Inquiry)
A Unit of Inquiry (UOI) is a key part of our primary curriculum. It is an interdisciplinary, student-centered approach where learners explore a meaningful theme or topic over a set period.
During a UOI, students investigate, ask questions, and make connections across subjects, developing critical thinking, research, and communication skills. The goal is to foster curiosity, deeper understanding, and a love for learning through hands-on, inquiry-based experiences.
English
The English programme focuses on developing students’ communication skills across six key areas: listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing, and presenting. Students engage in a variety of activities that enhance comprehension, vocabulary, and expression, while building confidence in both oral and written communication. The programme encourages critical thinking, creativity, and effective presentation skills, preparing learners to communicate clearly and confidently in diverse contexts.
ICT
Our ICT programme introduces students to computer programming and digital technologies to build essential 21st-century skills. Students develop technology literacy, problem-solving abilities, and logical thinking through hands-on activities, preparing them to use technology confidently and creatively in everyday life.
Arts
Arts (Performing and Visual Arts) Students engage in Performing Arts (Music and Drama) and Visual Arts to develop creativity and essential life skills. Through these activities, children build confidence, flexibility, teamwork, organization, time management, and imagination, while expressing themselves and exploring their artistic potential.
PE
Physical Education is taught to support children’s overall development, focusing not only on physical fitness but also on mental well-being. Through sports, games, and movement activities, students build strength, coordination, teamwork, and resilience, promoting a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
Mandarin
In addition to English and the mother tongue, Myanmar, students also have the opportunity to learn Chinese (short handwriting) as an additional language. This helps broaden their linguistic skills, cultural understanding, and global awareness.
