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Panaga School

Brunei

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Uniform Requirement

Uniform requirements vary by campus. At Mendaram/Rampayoh (early years) and Teraja (upper primary) there is no formal school uniform; pupils wear climate-appropriate clothing and a jumper for air-conditioned spaces, with a PE outfit available from the Rampayoh and Teraja administration. Melilas (middle years) has a school uniform. The polo shirt is available from the school office and appropriate legwear that covers the upper thigh is required for sun safety and practical subjects.

Food Options

The school day includes a 9:00–9:30 morning break and a 11:30–12:20 lunch break. The site does not indicate an on-site canteen or hot meals, and parents are encouraged to pack healthy snacks for their children.

House System

Panaga School uses a house system with four houses aligned to the four school sections: Mendaram, Rampayoh, Teraja and Melilas. Pupils are assigned to a house and participate in house activities and competitions; a House T‑Shirt is used for house events.

Governance and Ownership

Panaga School is a company school operated by Jerudong International School (JIS). From August 1, 2024 the school is managed and operated by JIS and mirrors its standard fee structure.

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees BND 13,512 - 28,896
Ages 2 - 13 years
Pupil numbers 280
Type Co-educational
Opened 1948
Bus Service No

Panaga School is a unique international community school located in the serene Panaga residential area of Brunei, catering specifically to the families of Shell and its business partners. Established in 1948 and now operated by Jerudong International School (JIS), it offers a seamless educational journey for children aged 2 to 13 years. The school is split across two campuses—Mendaram/Rampayoh for early years and lower primary, and Teraja/Melilas for upper primary and middle years—allowing for age-appropriate learning environments. The curriculum blends the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) and International Primary Curriculum (IPC) with the British curriculum for English and Mathematics, ensuring a robust academic foundation alongside thematic, inquiry-based learning. Distinctive features include specialist teachers for Art, Music, Digital Education, and Physical Education even at the primary level, and a Dutch Language (NTC) programme for eligible students. With its coastal location, the school emphasizes outdoor education and leverages its "Expeditions Week" to foster resilience and environmental stewardship.

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