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05 October 2020
Happy World Teachers' Day! Thank you, teachers, for everything you do.
21 September 2020
On 21 September 2020, the Academy community came together to celebrate International Day of Peace with a virtual assembly. They shared their favourite quotes on peace, practiced guided meditation and participated in an origami session led by a student.
Picture of Emma sitting in from of her computer
26 August 2020
Our new PYP Coordinator, Emma Wheatley joined the Academy remotely from the UK before the start of the new academic year and is excited to assimilate with the Academy's community and culture. She looks forward to moving to Maputo with her family.
17 August 2020
Undeterred by the challenges posed by the global pandemic, the Academy embraced the 'new norm' and started the new academic year online. After a restful summer, the Academy community returned to online classes to take on the new year in good earnest with not only new tools but also new teachers.
10 August 2020
Head of Academy, Micheal Spencer welcomes you to a new academic year with updates on new staff and campus construction.
29 July 2020
Onboarded remotely, Smita is already working with members of faculty and looking forward to start off the new academic year in August, 2020.
29 May 2020
Read a message from Head of Academy Michael Spencer on the developments regarding learning from home.
25 May 2020
Students and staff at the Aga Khan Academy Maputo have been celebrating the rich and cultural diversity of Africa for the entire month of May for Africa Day. From putting on traditional garb and creating works of art to creating DIY instruments, each student has expressed love for their continent in fascinating ways.
21 May 2020
The key to success for students is making sure they are engaged with any material they are learning. Our Junior School Principal, Maike Silver believes inquiry-based learning is an approach to learning that emphasises the student’s role in the learning process. In this article she discusses the approach of inquiry based learning.
07 May 2020
To combat the impact of COVID-19, the Aga Khan Academy Maputo decided to make the transition to online learning on 23 March 2020. Even before President Nyusi’s announcement about school closures, teachers were preparing their students to learn at home. One of these students is Ana Miambo from Maputo.

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