Our school’s philosophy is to prepare children to live and communicate diversely anywhere in the world. Anton Bruckner International School aims to guide students through their first steps in formal education by helping them to:
think critically, creatively and independently
develop character and learn through challenges
learn through inquiry and discovery -Thinking is fun!
learn through the variety of cultures within the class
learn through a variety of teaching methods
develop a love of learning and self-motivation by achieving academic and personal goals
discover their personal potential
The Five Values of Respect
When Anton Bruckner International School was first established in 2008, faculty members and students reflected together about what kind of school they wanted. They decided that the last place they wanted to be was in a school with a “don’t” culture — as in, “don’t do this” and “you are not allowed to do that”. These community members wanted a school embedded with a culture of positive language and values so they outlined the Five Values of Respect
Respect for Self and Others
Respect for Learning
Respect for the Planet and its Environment
Respect for Leadership
Respect for Other Cultures and Languages
Outcomes of Education
When students leave Anton Bruckner International School, students should:
have a lively curiosity about things
be able to build friendship with others
be able to think for and express themselves
have developed critical thinking
have developed understanding of the need for physical and mental balance and personal welfare
have developed a sense of caring for others in need of help
have developed a sense of honesty, fairness and justice
have developed respect for different views, traditions and cultures
be able to work in teams
believe in their abilities
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