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Taiwan, Tainan
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Wilson International Elementary School uses cross-disciplinary, project-based learning to connect language and content across subjects and align with international education. The curriculum integrates performance, debates, and robotics programming to foster creativity and communication. Students regularly participate in internal and external competitions to showcase their skills. The learning environment emphasizes autonomous inquiry and collaborative problem-solving as core elements of student growth.
Arts and creative activities are integrated into the curriculum. The program includes performance opportunities, public speaking, and presentations that showcase students' learning achievements. Robotics programming is included as a creative engineering activity that encourages experimentation and problem-solving. The school offers diverse clubs that foster creative expression and collaboration.
The school uses bilingual instruction in English and Chinese, with an immersive English environment in the afternoons. Students come from diverse national and cultural backgrounds, enabling cross-cultural learning and mutual respect for different cultures. International experiences and cultural awareness are embedded in learning through global perspectives and community activities. Cultural experiences include events such as a World Christmas Food Map Tour that broadens students' international horizons.
Beyond the classroom, the school offers a range of clubs and social activities. The Explore section highlights diverse clubs and opportunities for student expression, including debate, public speaking, and learning achievements presentations. These clubs provide avenues for teamwork, leadership, and personal interests outside regular classes.
The school provides community-service opportunities and volunteer experiences as part of its culture of service. Students participate in service projects that support local communities and develop social responsibility. These experiences connect classroom learning with real-world impact.
Leadership and professional development opportunities are integrated through regular presentations of student work and participation in school and external competitions. The school emphasizes self-discipline, initiative, and confident public speaking as part of its learning culture. Participation in competitions and exhibitions supports students in developing communication, collaboration, and presentation skills.
The school places a strong emphasis on physical and mental health, offering experiences and activities focused on well-being. Regular physical education classes and LRPE activities provide structured opportunities for fitness. Wellness initiatives address students' physical and emotional health as part of the overall learning experience.
Wilson International Elementary School (WIES) is a private international primary school established in 2023 in Tainan City, Taiwan. The school provides bilingual instruction in Chinese and English, with morning bilingual curriculum and an all-English environment in the afternoon. It follows a cross-disciplinary, project-based approach aligned with Taiwan's 108 Curriculum and US Common Core standards, using textbooks from publishers such as Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and Hodder and CPA-based mathematics. The school offers an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) style through inquiry-based, trans-disciplinary units, integrating SDG themes and partnerships with local and global communities. A broad range of after-school clubs includes soccer, golf, LEGO robotics, and performing arts such as dance, music, and orchestra. The campus sits in a culturally rich area near National Cheng Kung University and other community resources, supporting multilingual communication, cross-cultural understanding, and lifelong learning.
