MPoly Suwon Yeongtong

MPoly Suwon Yeongtong

Company Type
School/Education
Academic Systems
American CCSS Curriculum
Location
Korea, Republic of

We are dedicated to fostering academic excellence among gifted English learners and returnee students. Rooted in the American Common Core State Standards (CCSS), our curriculum prepares outstanding elementary and middle school students for both English and domestic entrance exams, focusing on advanced reading, debate, and essay writing.  At the heart of our mission is reading. Reading feeds every part of our curriculum and becomes the fuel for meaningful discussion and the foundation of all learning. As part of the Poly family, our campus carries forward a legacy of excellence, ensuring that each child meets academic benchmarks and grows into a well-rounded, curious, global leader.


My leadership philosophy is simple: to provide students with a high-quality education, I must first ensure that our teachers are happy and supported. As a director, my priority is to foster a positive working environment where teachers feel valued, motivated, and equipped to succeed. 

 

Our Curriculum and Programs

 

MPoly’s GRAD curriculum offers a rigorous English education for grades 5–9, based on the North American CCSS framework. Our curriculum integrates advanced English literature, social studies, science, writing, and vocabulary, with intensive debate and public speaking to cultivate academic excellence and leadership skills. Students prepare for class by reading and summarizing texts using the Cornell Notes method, laying the groundwork for meaningful discussion and critical thinking. Each grade consists of three to four levels designed to cater to students with varying degrees of English proficiency and performance.

 

There are 5 levels within the elementary school program, where students are placed based on ability. The lower levels are focused on comprehension, whilst the higher levels focus on critical thinking, especially in English classes.

 

Reading is the cornerstone of our curriculum. We believe that strong reading habits empower students to grow not only as language learners but as independent thinkers. Across all levels, students engage deeply with a wide range of texts—building vocabulary, reinforcing grammar, and expanding background knowledge in science and history.


The subjects taught are English, Non-Fiction (science), Cultural Connections (history), Language Composition (essay writing), and Debate. Non-Fiction and Cultural Connections are only taught in one semester, whilst the other subjects are taught in both.

 

Teaching Structure There are no co-teachers, native speakers will be solely in charge of their own classes. A Korean teacher will be the homeroom teacher, communicating with parents and other class teachers regarding progress and other issues.
Lesson Planning

All material is provided for teachers. Teachers can make additional material to be shared with other members of staff, however, work is distributed evenly so that nothing is duplicated.

 

 

Company Type
School/Education
Location

304호~306-ho, , 1623 Bongyeong-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do, 16703, Republic of Korea

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