Aurora International School Of The Arts Ho Chi Minh City
International School in Ho Chi Minh City
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Key facts
- Curriculum: Other taught at Aurora International School Of The Arts Ho Chi Minh City.
- Tuition Fee not verified — check the school's published schedule
- Avg class size: 15 (max 20) Ho Chi Minh City international school · 150 students total.
- 15 nationalities top: Vietnamese, Japanese, Australian.
- Ages: 3-18 school day starts at From 7:45 am.
150
15 (Vietnamese, Japanese, Australian, American, Korean,...)
15 avg / 20 max
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About Aurora International School Of The Arts Ho Chi Minh City
Aurora International School Of The Arts is a school inspired by the Reggio Emilia Experience, intertwined with New Zealand Curriculum The school’s systems have been created to build the capacities of every child and to ensure an Aurora learner is an expert learner. Fostering life-long learning in the Early Years and Primary settings, teachers as co-constructors support children through self-discovery, imagination and creativity. The school’s mission is to inspire and develop the potential in each child through child-led investigations and provocations, in an environment that fosters independent exploration, encourages social interactions and invites children to represent their ideas and reflect on their learning through accessible documentation. Whilst the New Zealand curriculum aligns well with the Reggio Emilia experience to learning and teaching in the primary years, emphasizing a child-centered and holistic educational experience. The New Zealand curriculum places importance on the
Learning & language support (SEN / EAL)
This school lists some support, but the listing is imported and unverified — confirm it directly with the school.
Why this matters
Special-needs provision at international schools varies widely and is rarely guaranteed by the school itself — and local legal duties differ by country. Confirm what this school provides, in writing, before you commit.
- •Listed (unverified): In-house specialist staff listed
Not published
- —Educational-psychologist availability not stated
- —School states it does NOT offer dedicated EAL/ESL support
Questions to ask the school
- Is an educational psychologist on staff or available by referral?
- What level of English is required for entry, and what EAL/ESL support is provided for a child still learning English?
- Can you support a child with my child's specific need (e.g. dyslexia, ADHD, autism), and have you done so this year? Ask for concrete examples.
- Is there an additional fee for learning support or EAL — and how much per year?
- Is learning support guaranteed for the full enrolment, or can it be withdrawn later?
Other
Vietnamese, Japanese, Spanish
unknown
Yes, we have Well-being teacher to support children with special need. Also, all our teachers work collaboratively to support children with additional needs
No, we embrace mother-tongue languages and allow children to learn through the language of instruction and not just about the language.
From 7:45 am – 4:15 pm
Yes
Yes
Imported from a directory listing and not independently verified — confirm fees and details with the school.
At a Glance
School Profile
Class Size
Student Diversity
Moderately diverse
Common: Vietnamese, Japanese, Australian, American, Korean,...
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