SCS School

School introduction

SCS began in 1969 with 18 pupils and three teachers, developing over time into elementary, junior-high and other school programmes. It emphasizes familiar, supportive relationships and growth in academics, character, social skills and well-being.

Campus resources include an art studio, music room, STEM lab, library and sports spaces. Teachers and families help children discover their interests through performances, outdoor learning and service. In Grades 7–8, particular attention is given to independence and responsibility toward others.

Curriculum

The K–6 elementary programme devotes a substantial part of each day to reading, writing and mathematics, alongside science, social studies, art and PE. English includes phonics, grammar, spelling, literature, handwriting and composition, with reading feedback helping teachers track comprehension.

Grades 7–8 study English, literature, history, mathematics, science and PE. The STEM lab uses real-world problems to drive practical learning. Past electives have included robotics, cybersecurity, cooking, photography, guitar, art and yearbook; offerings rotate.

Grade-level productions connect classroom content with presentation skills. Outdoor education has included Grade 7 marine science, Grade 8 backpacking and trips linked to US history. These are regular or previously offered programmes; contact an advisor about classes, electives and trips available during a short stay.

• Bible is a regular core subject, with chapel and daily scripture reading and prayer in school life. Full-year Grade 7–8 students also complete community service; contact an advisor about requirements that apply to a short stay.

School features

• K–6 reading and writing foundations
• Junior-high STEM and rotating electives
• Grade-level productions and outdoor learning

Grades available for short-term study & entry requirements

Grades available for short-term study

Enquiries for Grades 4 and 7; contact an advisor about other grades.

School application requirements

• Complete the visiting-student registration form. Contact an advisor about placement for the requested grade and dates.
• Contact an advisor about classroom arrangements and eligibility for after-school activities.

Dates, duration & fees

Duration

Enquire about a two-week regular-class arrangement.

Dates

January–February 2027: enquire about two weeks in Grades 4 and 7; contact an advisor about dates.

Fees

Contact an advisor

Accommodation & documents

Accommodation

Day School

Contact an advisor about accommodation arrangements.

Documents typically needed

• Usually prepare a valid passport or applicable identity document.
• If applicable, prepare a valid U.S. visa or other entry and stay documents, according to the student’s status and proposed school arrangement.
• Immunization records and any health documents required by the school.
• Recent school reports or a learning summary; contact an advisor about grade-specific documents.

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