Taoyuan Municipal Dayuan International Senior High School (DYISH)

Taoyuan Municipal Dayuan International Senior High School supports Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) through the Student Welfare division, which operates the Life Counseling Group to address student welfare needs. The division maintains a campus safety hotline for students: 03-3812032. The school has hosted mental health initiatives featuring a school psychologist (心理師), including talks such as 'My Day Has More Than 24 Hours: Time Management and Self-Directed Learning.' The Student Affairs Office has health staff, including two nurses, who oversee student health management and emergency response, contributing to SEL through wellbeing support. The school provides IB-related student support services, including College Counseling and IB Student Affairs to assist with college planning and IB requirements.

Taoyuan Municipal Dayuan International Senior High School is a municipal high school offering the IB Diploma Programme and is not described as a specialist SEN institution. The only disclosed SEN-related support includes counseling for students with special illnesses and health management, as evidenced by '特殊疾病個案輔導及追蹤' and '健康管理事宜' in the health staff's responsibilities. The health staff includes two nurses who handle health management, special disease counseling, emergency care, vaccination coordination, and student safety matters. Public materials do not enumerate a broader range of SEN categories or a dedicated SEN department. The school is not described as a specialist SEN institution.

Language of instruction at DYISH is English and Chinese. Public materials do not describe a dedicated EAL program. The IB Diploma Programme at DYISH includes English A Language and Literature (LAL) and English B as part of its courses. The school has an international orientation, including an Overseas Talent Children program for foreign families, indicating international engagement rather than a specified EAL service. Explicit EAL staff or programs are not publicly disclosed.

Mental wellbeing is supported through interventions involving a school psychologist (心理師), who has led talks and sessions on wellbeing topics such as time management and autonomous learning. The Student Welfare division and health staff provide ongoing wellbeing support, including health monitoring and counseling related to health needs. A campus safety hotline (03-3812032) is available for student welfare and safety concerns. IB Student Affairs and College Counseling offer tailored support related to post-secondary planning and IB requirements to reduce stress associated with transition. Overall, mental wellbeing is integrated with health and welfare services at the school.

Safeguarding is supported by a campus safety hotline (03-3812032) managed by the Student Welfare division. The health team, including two nurses, handles emergency rescue, care, coordination, and monitoring, and oversees health data such as vaccination records and student health insurance. The Health Office also manages special disease counseling and follow-up for affected students. These safeguarding provisions are complemented by IB-related student support structures (IB Student Affairs and College Counseling) that assist with safety, welfare, and well-being during the IB programme.