- Ta-1/41, Corner of 64th St & 103rd St, Chan Mya Thar Si Township Mandalay, Myanmar
The child should be at least six years old.
Children with all degrees of exposure to and proficiency in the English language are taken into account for Year 2. We deliberately balance our classes so that they have both proficient speakers and beginners, as well as a diversity of abilities in between.
Applicants are welcome to reapply.
To be respectful of everyone’s time we generally don’t ask teachers to meet with parents or students who haven’t yet enrolled, but we do let parents meet with the principal and vice principal so they may get to know the teachers better.
Our school aspires to be certified by Cambridge University, which is well known around the world as a symbol of high quality education. As a result, students have an amazing, enriching, and enjoyable learning experience.
Throughout the day, the year-2 students are engaged in 80% English and 20% Myanmar. The immersion is complete for years 3 and up. These classes’ school days rotate between English and Myanmar.
Our teachers are all certified teachers according to international teaching standards. At King’s Valley, we also give Cambridge training to all of our instructors.
Mistakes are viewed as learning opportunities, and young children are expected to make them. Students make decisions and are accountable for them. We deal with problems as they emerge and on an individual basis. Our purpose is to assist kids in developing self-control and making good decisions for the appropriate reasons. We have a solid social-emotional program in place that helps guide children in this area on a regular basis so they may learn to control their feelings and behaviours at school and beyond.
We are using Cambridge Curriculum and in the process of getting accreditation Cambridge Assessment International Education.
A Cambridge education prepares students for life by fostering informed curiosity and a lifelong love of study. Cambridge curriculum based on how they want their pupils to study, allowing them to discover new skills and a larger world. Cambridge pupils learn the skills they need to succeed in school, university, and the workplace.