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The school follows the Foundation to Year 10 Australian Curriculum (Victorian Curriculum) with a Personalised Learning Plan to tailor education to each student's needs. The eight learning areas are English, Mathematics, Science, Health and Physical Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, The Arts, Technologies and Languages. The school differentiates instruction to accommodate various learning styles and allows students to progress at their own pace. The environment is intimate and supportive, designed to foster individual growth.
The Visual and Performing Arts Programme (VPA) is part of the curriculum, with specialist teachers in art, dance, music, and related therapies. The school provides therapy services, including occupational therapy, physical education and speech and language therapy. The arts-based approach uses dance, drama, music and visual arts to teach functional English, Mathematics and daily living skills.
Languages is a principal subject area within the Victorian Curriculum. English is the language of instruction. The Personalised Learning Plan supports individualized language development within the curriculum.
Think Equal social-emotional programme is implemented in Early Years to foster self-awareness, empathy and positive relationships. The curriculum includes English and The Arts as core areas, supporting holistic development. The school emphasizes inclusive education and social-emotional growth as part of its approach.
Community initiatives include Phuket outreach, where MIS founders contributed to Laguna Phuket Kindergarten to support inclusive education beyond the campus.
The teaching staff are carefully selected for their qualifications and experience in inclusive education and tailor instruction to individual learners. Teachers collaborate with parents and other support professionals to ensure a holistic approach to education. Ongoing professional development keeps staff up to date with inclusive education practices.
Therapy services are provided, including occupational therapy, physical education and speech and language therapy. The Transition 6 programme offers life-skills and vocational training, including work experience opportunities in areas such as teaching assistant roles, hospitality, digital office, gardening and culinary skills, to prepare older students for life after school.
Melbourne International School offers inclusive education for children from Preschool to High School. Following the Australian Curriculum, MIS provides both mainstream and special needs education, integrating visual and performing arts alongside therapy services. A standout initiative is the school's annual arts festival, which showcases student talents in music, drama, and visual arts. The school's serene surroundings and specialized facilities create an optimal environment for all students to thrive.
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