Aurora International School of the Arts
- Own curriculum
About
A Reggio-inspired school for children aged 1 to 15, from nursery and preschool through primary and middle school.
Key facts
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Curriculum
Own curriculum
Ages
Ages 1–15
Type
International school
- Founded
- 2016
Student support
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- English support (EAL)
- Yes
- Mother-tongue programmes
- Vietnamese, Japanese
Campus and school life
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Sports
- Judo
- Football
- Basketball
Arts
- Fashion Design and Sewing
- Ballet
- Movement and Dance
After-school activities
- Judo
- Football
- Basketball
- Ballet
- Hip Hop and Zumba
- Movement and Dance
- Chess
- Video Game Design
- GameBots and Coding with Lego Spike Prime
- Junior Engineers
- Vietnamese Games and Crafts
- Fashion Design and Sewing
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Diving deeper
Food options
Meals are prepared by the school's own chefs, emphasising fresh ingredients, no artificial flavourings and no processed drinks.
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Academics
Curriculum
Adopts the New Zealand curriculum and combines it with a Reggio Emilia-inspired philosophy and inquiry-based learning.
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Wellbeing
Social and emotional learning (SEL)
Play is used to build social and emotional skills, conflict resolution and resilience in younger children.
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Parent experience
Community
Teachers, a pedagogista and an atelierista work together, and all staff meet weekly to share ideas and training.
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Extra-curricular activities
Academic and intellectual
Learning-focused enrichment includes robotics, coding, video game design and educational chess.
- Junior Engineers
- GameBots and Coding with Lego Spike Prime
- Video Game Design
- Chess
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Arts and creative
After-school arts options include ballet, movement and dance, and fashion design and sewing, run with local specialist partners.
- Ballet
- Movement and Dance
- Fashion Design and Sewing
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Cultural and language
Vietnamese cultural festivals are embedded in school life, alongside a Vietnamese-language games and crafts club.
- Vietnamese Games and Crafts
- Tết celebration
- Mid-Autumn Festival
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Social and hobbies
Team sports such as football and basketball are offered to build teamwork and social skills.
- Football
- Basketball
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Lifestyle and wellbeing
Judo classes aim to build fitness, balance and self-discipline in a levelled, age-based programme.
- Judo
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Languages
Language provision
Middle School learners study Vietnamese, Spanish and Japanese, with mother-tongue lessons for Vietnamese and Japanese speakers.
- Vietnamese
- Spanish
- Japanese
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Location
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11 – 11A – 13 – 15 – 15A Tran Ngoc Dien Street, An Khanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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