MasterPeace Academy
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Teachers of the Nations
It is our goal to provide access to quality education primarily for
underprivileged and neglected students
Teachers of the Nations'
English Language School: MasterPeace Academy
Mission Statement
To broaden students’ worldview, develop individual potential, and enrich community life through access to a multi- disciplinary and compelling educational experience.
Market
At present, there is no local school singularly devoted to educating youth in the area using a challenging curriculum such as the International Baccalaureate and Cambridge A-level standards. In Worcester presently, there exists a need for an English-medium school that include students from disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged backgrounds. Our potential student population would also include Anglo-phone and foreign students who presently reside in Worcester with missionary families.
Concluding Remarks
MasterPeace Academy is sure to appeal to those parents who desire their children to learn in a first-rate English-speaking institution with compelling studies and demanding academic rigor. Nestled in the beautiful setting of the Worcester wine-country, the school provides safety and security, making it truly an enviable place to study.
Student Profile
The highest possible academic and rigorous learning environment is provided. The type of student who will do well at MasterPeace Academy is one who is very curious, self-motivated, and resilient. At MasterPeace Academy, we are here to offer students the opportunity to use their own learning modalities and strengths.
Curriculum
We offer face-to-face instruction as well as experiential opportunities. We encourage investigation, questioning, and a lifestyle of reading and learning. We offer foreign languages, including French and Afrikaans, as well as the creative arts. While using traditional curricula, students will also have access to online learning opportunities with Khan Academy.
Academic Year
MasterPeace Academy will run on an American academic schedule which means that there are two semesters per year. The school term begins in August and ends in June. However, students of MasterPeace Academy will be released at the same daily time as those attending South African institutions.
Term 1: August to December
Term 2: January to June
These dates allow student to begin university study in January
What we teach at MasterPeace Academy
Our mission
learning, self-discovery, and self-expression. To produce readers, thinkers, and writers.
Learning
Languages
Discovering
Maths
Abacus
Maths
Exploring
Reading
Observing
Science
Arts &
Diversity
Social
Science
Outings
Forays into the real world allow students to understand the processes and functioning
of our society and the natural world which they inhabit
Kleinplasie
At Kleinplasie, to learn about dairy. First, some of the students milked the cow. Then, others worked to separate the cream from the skim milk (similar to the time of the pioneers when there was no Alfalfa or Dairy Milk corporations). Then the children had a wonderful opportunity to watch butter and cottage cheese being made. It was nostalgic for some of the homeschooling mothers and at least one teacher.



Cape town
A Cape Town Adventure! We left for Cape Town in the early morning and arrived first at the Waterfront Aquarium. We hopped on the Topless Red Bus and took a grand tour up to Camps Bay. However, our day really started when we disembarked at the Slave Lodge in the center of Cape Town.




Potjie Geplant
The kids had a fun outing to Potjie Geplant where they took a train ride, battled on mini-boats, and enjoyed the jumping castle.
Then, we took a hike up the mountain where the students could view animal and plant life. Our intrepid leader, Barbara, guided us on our outing. Then, the children planted a small succulent. All in all, a very fun day was had.


