Life Beyond the Classroom
At Ebenezer Methodist International School, we believe that some of the most important learning takes place beyond formal classroom lessons. Student life provides opportunities for learners to participate, collaborate, discover their strengths and develop confidence in themselves and others.
Through the wider life of the school, learners are encouraged to take an active role in their community while developing the qualities that support personal growth, responsible citizenship and lifelong learning.
Sport, Creativity and Participation
Sport and creative experiences provide learners with opportunities to explore their interests, develop discipline and work towards shared goals.
Participation encourages learners to build confidence, cooperate with others and understand the value of commitment, perseverance and teamwork. These experiences complement academic learning by helping learners develop skills and qualities that are valuable both in school and beyond.
Leadership and Responsibility
We encourage learners to develop a sense of responsibility and to recognise the contribution they can make to their school community.
Opportunities to participate, collaborate and take responsibility help learners develop communication, initiative, leadership and decision-making skills. Through these experiences, learners are encouraged to become increasingly confident in expressing their ideas and making positive contributions.
Character and Values
Student life at EMIS is grounded in values that encourage integrity, discipline, respect, responsibility and service.
We believe that education should help learners make sound choices and develop into considerate, principled members of their communities. The relationships, responsibilities and experiences that form part of school life provide important opportunities for these values to be practised.
Building Confidence and Community
Participation in school life gives learners opportunities to discover abilities that may not always be visible in the classroom. Working with others, taking part in activities and contributing to the school community can help learners develop confidence and a stronger sense of belonging.
We want every learner to feel encouraged to participate, develop their strengths and recognise that their contribution matters.
Preparing Learners for Life
The wider EMIS experience is intended to complement academic learning by developing communication, collaboration, creativity, problem-solving, leadership and personal responsibility.
By combining sound educational foundations with opportunities to participate and grow beyond lessons, we seek to prepare learners not only for their next stage of education, but also for the responsibilities and opportunities of an increasingly changing world.