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      1. At our school, we are dedicated to a student-centered program that promotes academic excellence through an enriched, inter-disciplinary curriculum. As a staff, we are here to support all students, to ensure they reach their fullest academic potential. At Own Heliopolis School, one of our goals is to ensure that all students become critical thinkers, active problem-solvers, interested readers, thorough researchers, and creative writers. Starting from grade Four, our students use wireless laptops in their classrooms for word processing, math activities, Internet research, Powerpoint presentations, and other technology applications. We monitor the performance of our students through a variety of assessments including formative and summative assessments, projects, rubrics, portfolios of student work, and classroom demonstrations. We look forward to working with you, our parents and the members of the community to provide the high-quality education that you all deserve. We recognize that to be successful in school, our students need support from both the home and school. We know a strong partnership with you will make a great difference in your child’s education. Look forward to working with all of you and guiding you to all academic progress. On behalf of the staff of Own Heliopolis Language School American Division. Our vision at Own Heliopolis Language School is to provide a safe, nurturing, and positive learning environment where all students will learn and achieve their maximum potential. We prepare our students to be lifelong learners, leaders of the future, and productive contributing members of our world by developing their analytical, critical, and creative thinking. The mission of our school is to provide all students with high-quality education by instilling 21st-century skills and inspiring lifelong learning where each individual can grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally. At Own Heliopolis Language School, we not only foster each student’s self-esteem through positive relationships with students and staff but also strive to have our parents, teachers, and community members actively involved in our student's learning. Throughout our American Division, there is growing recognition that high-quality Expanded Learning programs have the potential to help children and youth succeed and develop to their full potential. While Own Heliopolis has made noteworthy progress, especially towards increasing technology access and participation for those most in need of services, important challenges remain, particularly about supporting quality programming, building strong data-based decision-making and communications strategies, and the integration of Expanded Learning Strategies with K-12 programming and reform initiatives. The term Expanded Learning is utilized in this document to refer to before and after-school programs, summer learning, and extended-day, -a week or -year programs, with a focus on developing the academic, social, emotional, and physical needs and interests of students through hands-on, engaging learning experiences. Expanded Learning programs should be results-driven, flexible to student and community needs, include community partners, and complement but not replicate traditional classroom instructions. Our Beliefs: Students learning needs are the primary focus of all decisions impacting the school educational program. Each student is a valued individual with unique intellectual, physical, social, and emotional needs. All students are capable of learning and need to apply their learning skills in meaningful contexts. A student's self-esteem is enhanced by positive relationships and mutual respect among students, staff members, and administrative staff. Embracing diversity makes students stronger and enriches life. The pursuit of knowledge, understanding, and honesty is a fundamental human need. No institution has a more profound life-long effect on the individual than a family that shares the responsibility for advancing the school's mission. Special case students (e.g. Special educational needs, limited English proficiency, talented, and gifted, etc.) require special courses, instructional materials, and resources. Clear goals and high expectations for students' achievements should guide the development of the curriculum and the design of instructional strategies and learning activities. Curriculum, instruction, and assessment should be aligned to meet the needs of all students. View full school
      2. Summits International School – Foundation and Primary Stages – British Division is committed to providing a supportive learning environment in which independence, self-confidence, and resilience are encouraged and creativity and co-operation are nurtured. Our international curriculum, which is delivered in English, aims to encourage our students to strive for excellence and provide them with the necessary skills and zest for learning to become global citizens of an ever-changing world. We aim to become a world-class School to provide internationally recognized external validation of our educational standards and curriculum so that our students be able to access higher education around the globe. In addition, SIS offers a learning community where international students learn about the world in an atmosphere of co-operation and open-mindedness where they can discover the most fundamental principle of international education that our similarities to one another outweigh our differences. Summits International School – Foundation and Primary Stages – British Division expects and encourages high standards from its students on both academic and personal levels. We recognize that a mixture of self-motivation and teamwork skills will be required by active citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Our modern international curriculum is therefore designed to encourage students to investigate, to think critically, and then share and apply the knowledge and skills they acquire in a range of situations including examinations and when working with others. The positive and caring environment we aim to provide helps to ensure that all students at SIS feel safe to take intellectual and creative risks, develop their emotional intelligence and resilience and gain a range of learning strategies. We value the importance of a healthy lifestyle including the provision of a balanced diet and the opportunity to take part in challenging physical activities whilst keeping ourselves and others safe. We are proud to be an international school where we can all learn from one another in an atmosphere of equality and tolerance enriched by the diverse backgrounds and experiences of our staff and students. Our Philosophy: Every student has an individual and a cultural set of experiences, skills, and interests which must be considered in the teaching and learning process. A diverse student body enriches the school community and provides a wealth of experience and resources. A thorough education includes the development of the qualities of compassion, tolerance, respect for the rights and cultures of all people, the skills for the peaceful resolution of conflict, and the development of environmental responsibility. Schools should prepare young people to provide leadership to meet the global challenges of the 21st century. School should foster an atmosphere of academic excellence and encourage intellectual inquiry and critical thinking. Achievement in the physical, expressive, and creative arts is an essential part of holistic education. The school is a community, and social awareness, thoughtful interaction, and effective communication among students, parents, and staff is fundamental to its well-being. The international curriculum whether American or British addresses the (whole child) catering to different learning styles and multiple intelligences of each individual. Cross-curriculum links ensure a well-rounded, balanced education with different activities in each class, to allow each child to achieve his/her potential. Our school aims to offer a high standard of education to students through the adoption of the main principles of teaching and learning as reflected by both international curricula. Our challenging curriculum will be tailored to the individual needs strengths and interests of each student. Students in our school will be constantly challenged to excel and achieve the best of their potential. Our school is very well equipped with all the facilities that children will need for a balanced and well-rounded education. Teachers will be knowledgeable and dedicated, caring, and patient. Our classrooms are air-conditioned and provide a pleasant environment for learning. We strive to instill in all our pupils a love of learning. we know that this can be achieved and all the rest will follow, good results a worthwhile career, a fulfilled life an important legacy to pass on to the next generation. The world demands much from its citizens today and we at Summits International School are dedicated to ensuring our pupils fulfill their potential to meet those demands. View full school
      3. Summits International School – Foundation and Primary Stages – British Division is committed to providing a supportive learning environment in which independence, self-confidence, and resilience are encouraged and creativity and co-operation are nurtured. Our international curriculum, which is delivered in English, aims to encourage our students to strive for excellence and provide them with the necessary skills and zest for learning to become global citizens of an ever-changing world. We aim to become a world-class School to provide internationally recognized external validation of our educational standards and curriculum so that our students be able to access higher education around the globe. In addition, SIS offers a learning community where international students learn about the world in an atmosphere of co-operation and open-mindedness where they can discover the most fundamental principle of international education that our similarities to one another outweigh our differences. Summits International School – Foundation and Primary Stages – British Division expects and encourages high standards from its students on both academic and personal levels. We recognize that a mixture of self-motivation and teamwork skills will be required by active citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Our modern international curriculum is therefore designed to encourage students to investigate, to think critically, and then share and apply the knowledge and skills they acquire in a range of situations including examinations and when working with others. The positive and caring environment we aim to provide helps to ensure that all students at SIS feel safe to take intellectual and creative risks, develop their emotional intelligence and resilience and gain a range of learning strategies. We value the importance of a healthy lifestyle including the provision of a balanced diet and the opportunity to take part in challenging physical activities whilst keeping ourselves and others safe. We are proud to be an international school where we can all learn from one another in an atmosphere of equality and tolerance enriched by the diverse backgrounds and experiences of our staff and students. Our Philosophy: Every student has an individual and a cultural set of experiences, skills, and interests which must be considered in the teaching and learning process. A diverse student body enriches the school community and provides a wealth of experience and resources. A thorough education includes the development of the qualities of compassion, tolerance, respect for the rights and cultures of all people, the skills for the peaceful resolution of conflict, and the development of environmental responsibility. Schools should prepare young people to provide leadership to meet the global challenges of the 21st century. School should foster an atmosphere of academic excellence and encourage intellectual inquiry and critical thinking. Achievement in the physical, expressive, and creative arts is an essential part of holistic education. The school is a community, and social awareness, thoughtful interaction, and effective communication among students, parents, and staff is fundamental to its well-being. The international curriculum whether American or British addresses the (whole child) catering to different learning styles and multiple intelligences of each individual. Cross-curriculum links ensure a well-rounded, balanced education with different activities in each class, to allow each child to achieve his/her potential. Our school aims to offer a high standard of education to students through the adoption of the main principles of teaching and learning as reflected by both international curricula. Our challenging curriculum will be tailored to the individual needs strengths and interests of each student. Students in our school will be constantly challenged to excel and achieve the best of their potential. Our school is very well equipped with all the facilities that children will need for a balanced and well-rounded education. Teachers will be knowledgeable and dedicated, caring, and patient. Our classrooms are air-conditioned and provide a pleasant environment for learning. We strive to instill in all our pupils a love of learning. we know that this can be achieved and all the rest will follow, good results a worthwhile career, a fulfilled life an important legacy to pass on to the next generation. The world demands much from its citizens today and we at Summits International School are dedicated to ensuring our pupils fulfill their potential to meet those demands.
      4. At our school, we are dedicated to a student-centered program that promotes academic excellence through an enriched, inter-disciplinary curriculum. As a staff, we are here to support all students, to ensure they reach their fullest academic potential. At Own Heliopolis School, one of our goals is to ensure that all students become critical thinkers, active problem-solvers, interested readers, thorough researchers, and creative writers. Starting from grade Four, our students use wireless laptops in their classrooms for word processing, math activities, Internet research, Powerpoint presentations, and other technology applications. We monitor the performance of our students through a variety of assessments including formative and summative assessments, projects, rubrics, portfolios of student work, and classroom demonstrations. We look forward to working with you, our parents and the members of the community to provide the high-quality education that you all deserve. We recognize that to be successful in school, our students need support from both the home and school. We know a strong partnership with you will make a great difference in your child’s education. Look forward to working with all of you and guiding you to all academic progress. On behalf of the staff of Own Heliopolis Language School American Division. Our vision at Own Heliopolis Language School is to provide a safe, nurturing, and positive learning environment where all students will learn and achieve their maximum potential. We prepare our students to be lifelong learners, leaders of the future, and productive contributing members of our world by developing their analytical, critical, and creative thinking. The mission of our school is to provide all students with high-quality education by instilling 21st-century skills and inspiring lifelong learning where each individual can grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally. At Own Heliopolis Language School, we not only foster each student’s self-esteem through positive relationships with students and staff but also strive to have our parents, teachers, and community members actively involved in our student's learning. Throughout our American Division, there is growing recognition that high-quality Expanded Learning programs have the potential to help children and youth succeed and develop to their full potential. While Own Heliopolis has made noteworthy progress, especially towards increasing technology access and participation for those most in need of services, important challenges remain, particularly about supporting quality programming, building strong data-based decision-making and communications strategies, and the integration of Expanded Learning Strategies with K-12 programming and reform initiatives. The term Expanded Learning is utilized in this document to refer to before and after-school programs, summer learning, and extended-day, -a week or -year programs, with a focus on developing the academic, social, emotional, and physical needs and interests of students through hands-on, engaging learning experiences. Expanded Learning programs should be results-driven, flexible to student and community needs, include community partners, and complement but not replicate traditional classroom instructions. Our Beliefs: Students learning needs are the primary focus of all decisions impacting the school educational program. Each student is a valued individual with unique intellectual, physical, social, and emotional needs. All students are capable of learning and need to apply their learning skills in meaningful contexts. A student's self-esteem is enhanced by positive relationships and mutual respect among students, staff members, and administrative staff. Embracing diversity makes students stronger and enriches life. The pursuit of knowledge, understanding, and honesty is a fundamental human need. No institution has a more profound life-long effect on the individual than a family that shares the responsibility for advancing the school's mission. Special case students (e.g. Special educational needs, limited English proficiency, talented, and gifted, etc.) require special courses, instructional materials, and resources. Clear goals and high expectations for students' achievements should guide the development of the curriculum and the design of instructional strategies and learning activities. Curriculum, instruction, and assessment should be aligned to meet the needs of all students.
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