School of Tomorrow

Yes, the school provides lunches, which are included in the school fee. Students also receive healthy snacks throughout the day. For secondary and Gymnasium students, lunch is provided at a nearby cantina, with the cost subsidized by the school.

Each day, students may choose between a vegetarian and a meat-based menu option. We also accommodate students with allergies and specific dietary requirements, ensuring that safe and appropriate alternatives are provided where possible. Families are encouraged to inform the school of any special dietary needs in advance so that suitable arrangements can be made.

No, students do not practice any religion at school, and the school does not promote or endorse any particular religion. At the same time, we deeply respect and value the diverse religious and cultural backgrounds of our families. Students are supported in observing their own religious traditions. For example, families may request leave for important religious holidays, and we make reasonable accommodations where appropriate.

We support gifted, able, and talented students through a strengths-based approach guided by the Schoolwide Enrichment Model. This model focuses on identifying students’ interests, talents, and areas of high potential, and providing meaningful opportunities for challenge and extension. Within the classroom, teachers differentiate instruction to ensure appropriate depth, complexity, and pace. Students may engage in enrichment projects, independent inquiries, cross-disciplinary learning experiences, and opportunities that encourage creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. We also work with specialized experts in gifted education who support our staff in designing learning experiences that appropriately challenge and inspire high-ability learners. Our goal is to provide extension within the learning environment rather than separating students from their peers.

We do not have an educational psychologist on staff. However, we can recommend qualified external educational psychologists and specialists if families wish to pursue an assessment or additional support. We work collaboratively with families and external professionals, where appropriate, to ensure students receive well-coordinated support.