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The school states its mission as arming students with a biblical worldview and changing the world through prayer, with emphasis on faith-informed leadership development. There is no publicly disclosed page or statement detailing a formal Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) program, dedicated SEL staff, or specific SEL initiatives. Public pages describing curriculum focus on Biblical Theology, worldview-based instruction, and bilingual English-language education, rather than SEL-specific structures. School life posts show student activities but do not outline SEL support services. Based on publicly accessible materials, explicit SEL provisioning is not described.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, staff, or whether it is a specialist SEN institution. There is no published page detailing SEN support programs or the kinds of needs the school can accommodate. Available pages describe a Christian, bilingual curriculum across elementary to high school and do not mention dedicated SEN services. Therefore, SEN specifics are not provided in the public materials.
The school describes English-language education as part of its curriculum. The elementary program features strengthened English education, and the middle school program is bilingual with some subjects taught in English; the high school plans to operate under an American College Course framework. There is no publicly described, separate EAL program or dedicated EAL staff beyond these bilingual/English-instruction features. In short, explicit EAL support details are not published beyond the bilingual curriculum descriptions.
There is no publicly disclosed information about a dedicated mental wellbeing program, counseling staff, or wellbeing initiatives within the accessible materials. The public pages focus on mission, curriculum, and community activity without outlining mental health supports. No explicit wellbeing policies or programs are described on the site.
The site provides a privacy policy but does not publish a separate safeguarding or child protection policy on public pages. There is no explicit safeguarding framework described in the accessible materials. Public materials emphasize privacy and terms rather than safeguarding specifics.
Wilberforce Christian School (WCS) is a Christian alternative school in Seoul's Seocho district, opened in 2021. The school aims to equip the next generation with a Biblical worldview and a sound historical framework to serve Korea and beyond. The curriculum weaves Biblical Theology, worldview studies, and English-language education into a heritage of classic humanities, with a bilingual approach in the middle years and English-medium study for the upper years. Elementary education emphasizes a foundation in Biblical worldview, BT, English, and Korean-language study; middle school uses a bilingual model with some subjects taught in English; and high school offers a pathway described as American college course work. Regular chapel and Bible-centered instruction accompany academic study. The school is led by Principal Pastor Lee Tae-hee. The campus is located in Seocho-gu and is accessible by public transit, with directions noting proximity to Yangjae Station (Line 3) and Gangnam Station (Shinbundang Line).
