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<strong>Hockerill</strong> <strong>Anglo</strong>-<strong>European</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

The International Baccalaureate<br />

Middle Years Programme<br />

and Pathways Choices<br />

Mr A Mackenzie, Mr G Pollard,<br />

Mr G D Roberts, Mrs A McCulloch


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Welcome<br />

Fire Procedures<br />

Pastoral input and help


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The International Baccalaureate MYP<br />

Introduction


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What kind of people do you want your daughters<br />

and sons to be?<br />

Inquirers Open-minded<br />

Knowledgeable Caring<br />

Thinkers Risk-takers<br />

Communicators Balanced<br />

Principled<br />

Reflective


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A curriculum<br />

focused on<br />

knowledge<br />

A curriculum based<br />

on the value of<br />

What kind of curriculum?<br />

A curriculum<br />

focused on the<br />

learner and their<br />

place in the world<br />

holistic learning<br />

A curriculum<br />

focused on<br />

children<br />

intercultural awareness<br />

communication


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The MYP<br />

The MYP allows us to fulfil our stated aims more<br />

fully, broadly and deeply than our previous<br />

curriculum, because those values which we hold<br />

are embedded in and integral to the programme.


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The MYP helps us …<br />

to think about the curriculum holistically<br />

to think about the how the curriculum relates to the wider<br />

world<br />

to view each student as a whole learner whose learning<br />

experiences in each subject support and are supported by<br />

their experiences in their other subjects;<br />

to work towards a common set of goals …


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Essential Questions<br />

How can we help students see that learning in each<br />

subject supports learning in the other subjects?<br />

How can we harness, develop, express and<br />

celebrate students’ creativity?<br />

How can we develop genuine teamwork and<br />

leadership skills for all students?


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<strong>Hockerill</strong> <strong>Anglo</strong>-<strong>European</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

In Year 10 / 11 …<br />

HAEC MYP Certificate:<br />

Assessment in 8 subjects<br />

e.g. Objectives / Criteria for Science:<br />

One World<br />

Communication in Science<br />

Knowledge and understanding in Science<br />

Scientific inquiry<br />

Processing data<br />

Attitudes in Science


<strong>Hockerill</strong> <strong>Anglo</strong>-<strong>European</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />

HAEC MYP Certificate:<br />

Assessment in 8 subjects<br />

and the Personal Project<br />

In Year 10 / 11 …<br />

GCSEs: Recognised Post 16 qualification<br />

Wellbeing and co-curricular activities


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MYP requirements<br />

International Baccalaureate<br />

50 hours in each of the 8 subjects<br />

As a consequence:<br />

Already broad and balanced; good preparation for<br />

DP in the Sixth Form


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Language A<br />

Language B<br />

Maths<br />

Science<br />

Core PE<br />

Wellbeing<br />

Personal Project<br />

MYP Core


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ENGLISH BACCALAUREATE:<br />

History<br />

Geography<br />

Business<br />

Religious Education<br />

Humanities


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Bilingual History (in French Y10)<br />

Bilingual Geography (in French Y10)<br />

Humanities-Bilingual 1


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Humanities-Bilingual German<br />

Bilingual History (in German Y10)<br />

Bilingual Geography (in German Y10)


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History<br />

Geography<br />

Humanities- BL2 and Parallel


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French<br />

German<br />

Spanish ab initio<br />

Italian ab initio<br />

Japanese ab initio<br />

Languages B2


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Art and Design<br />

Dance<br />

Drama<br />

Music<br />

Arts


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Resistant Material<br />

Graphics<br />

Electronics<br />

Textiles<br />

Food Science<br />

Computer Technology<br />

Music Technology<br />

Technology


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Spanish ab initio<br />

GCSE PE<br />

RE<br />

History<br />

Pathway 2


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How is an extra subject fitted in when MYP<br />

requires 8 subjects?<br />

Arts: Music Theatre; Visual Arts<br />

Technology


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Pathway 3 and 4<br />

How are the learners who require more<br />

support going to be catered for?<br />

Certificate of Personal Effectiveness


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Certificate of Personal Effectiveness<br />

Mrs A McCulloch


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Pathways Booklet and Choices Form


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We are moving<br />

from an orthodox 11-16<br />

programme<br />

from a community which<br />

regards education as<br />

equivalent to the<br />

provision of<br />

qualifications<br />

from a fragmented<br />

curriculum made up of<br />

subject courses which<br />

are not explicitly related<br />

or coordinated<br />

The MYP Journey<br />

towards<br />

towards<br />

towards<br />

something better for our students<br />

a learning community which<br />

believes in learning for life, i.e.<br />

learning which is sustained and<br />

valued into the future (including<br />

qualifications)<br />

an integrated curriculum built<br />

around mechanisms which<br />

highlight the interrelatedness<br />

of knowledge

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