SelaQui International School

SelaQui International School provides opportunities for every student to excel in his/her chosen field. All students are encouraged to set a series of goals for themselves, and they are mapped accordingly. The Goal setting practice and the Harkness table method are unique practices at SelaQui. The curriculum is designed around the 6 C's - Critical thinking, Communication, Collaboration, Creativity, Character and Citizenship and all activities are aligned to it. It is a multidimensional and student-centric school offering various opportunities and programs for all the students, to have learning beyond textbooks and closed confinements. Committed to excellence in educating, nurturing and developing, the school aims to serve the nation and the world beyond, with noble and compassionate individuals. Our school is committed to inspiring young minds to develop their true potential. We provide them with a first-class educational experience within the context of an intellectually exciting and culturally creative community. It is our mission to inspire the students to develop life-long learning within a pastorally nurturing, culturally exciting and intellectually innovative community. SelaQui's unique educational techniques offer the children to acquire the emotional knowledge and interpersonal skills necessary to lead purposeful and successful lives. All the children are encouraged to develop their creative skills and aesthetic sensibilities to appreciate, comprehend and contribute to the world that lies beyond the certainties of everyday life. As a residential school, SelaQui International School creates an environment in which the students can learn about the numerous ethnicities and values, both in lessons and within the boarding houses. In SelaQui, everyone offers support to everyone within it, be it physical, emotional or academic. We push each student through their boundaries, to learn new skills and develop relationships in an environment that never ceases to care for those within it. The school's classified ...