OUR BEGINNINGS IN 2007 & 2008
Read about our High School and Elementary School division beginnings.
Read about our High School and Elementary School division beginnings.
Our campus is centrally located in the heart of the City.
Our Elementary School programme offers students a comprehensive and well rounded experience in and out of the classroom.
Our High School programme offers students a comprehensive and well rounded experience in and out of the classroom.
Activities offered beyond the classroom are extensive and fulfilling.
It is our mission and responsibility at SJI International to support the health and wellbeing of students within our school community.
Our faculty represent more than 20 nationalities and are highly credentialed.
Top University placements are a testament to the strength of our school.
Our community has generously donated $26 million in scholarship.
Our SJI International alumni community is strong and remains connected globally.
Each house is led by a teacher, the Head of House, who works closely with a Grade 6 House Team, called House Unity Groups (HUGs). These groups are made up of two House Captains, four Vice-captains and a group of House Ambassadors.
The house system is an important part of the elementary school experience. Every child feels a sense of belonging to their house, and they all work cooperatively towards winning the house competition. Children can earn points for their house by earning wow cards when they show their virtues, participating and competing in house events, and representing their house to the best of their ability.
Election Process
Our Grade 6 students participate in an election process. This involves submitting an application, an interview and then a speech to their peer House members. Once elected, the focus of their work across the year is to unite their Houses whilst developing their responsibility and leadership skills.
This approach reinforces our character education programme, The Virtues Project.
Our Heads of Houses are:
House Activities
Each House is led by two senior students (from Grade 11 or 12) who form a committee to plan and implement House activities across the year.
A coordinating teacher overseas these student-led initiatives to ensure that they uphold our 4 pillars of learning :
Staff are allocated to a House and are vested in supporting or participating in House activities.
A House points system establishes healthy competition to celebrate our Lasallian identity in a fun, creative and challenging way. A House Cup is awarded to the most successful House at the end of the academic year.