ABA Oman International School
Bronwyn M. is an experienced educator with a strong background in the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and leadership roles. Currently serving as the PYP Coordinator and Grade 3 Primary PYP Teacher at ABA - An IB World Continuum School since July 2019, Bronwyn has previously held positions at the Swiss International School in Qatar as Grade 3 Primary PYP Teacher and Language Coordinator, and at the International School Ho Chi Minh City as a Grade 1 Primary PYP Teacher, Grade 1 Maths Coordinator, and EAL Specialist for Grades 1-3. Earlier experiences include teaching at Mt. Zaagham International School, K. International School in Tokyo, AICJ Junior High School, and Manurewa Central School, where Bronwyn developed expertise in various grade levels and additional roles, including design technology and language instruction.
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ABA Oman International School
ABA students will discover amazing learning experiences, inspirational faculty members, countless sports and clubs, and a wide range of support that cares for their academic, social and emotional needs — not to mention a lifelong network of friends. Founded in 1987, ABA Oman International School educates the next generation of leaders and innovators, inspiring them to make a positive impact on their world. An IB World Continuum School, ABA enrolls 940 students from Kindergarten through Year 12, representing 65 countries. Grounded in its mission to deliver transformational learning experiences, the school fosters the development of the whole child and inspires each child to be his best self. Located in Madinat Al Irfan, Muscat, ABA offers modern learning spaces and use of technology, expert faculty and countless athletic and co-curricular activities. Our future graduates have their sights set on a wide range of different university and college options, including some of the world's most prestigious tertiary learning institutions. Our IB Diploma scores and results place students comfortably above the world average and, most importantly, enable them to choose the universities and colleges that will open up a world of opportunity.