Programmes & Services

What We Do

A school for Early Years through Upper Secondary — and an educational partner to families, teachers and schools.

Our School

Early Years

A warm, nurturing start where young children learn through play and directed activities — building reading readiness, language, early maths, art, motor skills and ethics.

Primary

The Cambridge curriculum enriched with diverse programmes, in a child-centred classroom where cooperation, turn-taking and problem-solving are part of every day.

Lower Secondary

Critical thinking, curiosity and confidence — preparing students to be competent both locally and globally, ready for the next stage of school and life.

Upper Secondary

Independent, examination-ready learners who take responsibility for their own study — supported by teachers who know how each of them learns best.

Hand-in-Hand with Parents

Family involvement is essential to how children develop and learn. By working hand in hand, we make sure each child’s needs are met and the home-school connection stays strong.

Parent Volunteers

Parents are welcome during the school day — hearing children read, helping with practical subjects such as Art, or working with small groups on set tasks. Contact the office by email or visit in person to get involved.

Reading with the Family

We place great emphasis on reading for pleasure and understanding. Sharing books at home helps children grow into adults who genuinely enjoy reading.

Beyond Our School

MALD also brings a forward-thinking, 21st-century learning framework to schools and educational institutions — developing practical learners with critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Services for Schools & Educators

Training for parents — over 1,000 parents trained since 2011
Training for teachers and school administrators — over 200 trained
Consultation and coaching for private schools and NGOs
Mentoring, workshops and media teaching
Tutoring and after-school activities

Ready to work with MALD?

Training, consultation and coaching for schools, teachers and parents — tell us what your learners need.