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Myanmar, Mandalay
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LAMIS is a Mandalay-based international school that positions itself as Leading Asia Myanmar International School. It is a candidate IB World School for the Primary Years Programme (PYP), pursuing authorization to offer IB programs. The Head of School is Andrew Paul Ridgway. The About Us content notes that LAMIS has existed for about 23 years, suggesting a founding roughly in 2003. The campus includes a library with books in English, French, and Burmese, as well as a canteen and sports facilities in central Mandalay.
LAMIS emphasizes a campus that supports learning beyond the classroom, including a library, canteen, and outdoor/indoor sports facilities. The school calendar features cultural and seasonal events such as Valentine's Day, Water Festival, Christmas Party, Thadingyut Festival, Halloween Party, and New Year Party. The school's location in central Mandalay and its IB-influenced, inquiry-based approach shape the community culture. A Burmese text on the page translates to: 'How long should distance learning day be?'.
Public information about a Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is not listed on the official site. There is no dedicated PTA page or described PTA groups or activities in the site navigation. The available pages describe library services, the canteen, and student activities but do not mention a PTA structure or events. If PTA activities exist, they are not documented in the site content consulted. For definitive details about any PTA or parent involvement programs, direct contact with the school is recommended.
LAMIS is a Mandalay-based international school occupying a brand-new campus in central Mandalay. It offers the IB continuum across Early Years, Primary (PYP), Middle Years (MYP) and Upper Secondary (IB Diploma). English is the language of instruction for most classes, while Myanmar is taught as an additional language in Myanmar classes, with Mandarin offered as an additional language. The campus features a library with English, French, and Burmese books, a canteen, and extensive play areas including football and basketball facilities, plus an indoor physical education room. The school provides English as an Additional Language (EAL) support and Mother Tongue development, and offers after-school language classes. LAMIS promotes inquiry-based learning and global-mindedness, with home-delivery and IT support services to assist learning. An online program complements on-site learning, including a cap on class size for online sections.
