Welcome to the LWIS Network where “we measure success one happy learner at a time”!
The Learner's World International Schools (LWIS) Network was developed by School Development Consultants (SDC). Within the growing portfolio are schools that share the same values, mission and vision, driven forward by the SDC team.
At present, the LWIS Network is made up of seven schools across Lebanon (four schools), Istanbul, Turkey (one school), Dubai, UAE (one school) and Riyadh, KSA (one school). Three of the schools in Lebanon and the school in Dubai are accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). The school in Riyadh is accredited by Cognia.
The schools in Lebanon offer a tailor-made American Curriculum including Advanced Placement (AP) courses, three of the schools are authorized International Baccalaureate World Schools for the Diploma Programme (IB DP), and one school is an authorized International Baccalaureate World School for the Primary Years Programme (IB PYP). The Lebanese Program is also on offer in all four schools. In addition, the schools in Lebanon are Microsoft Schools and offer the Microsoft Imagine Academy program.
The school in Istanbul is applying for IB PYP and DP consideration followed by candidacy and authorization. The schools in Dubai and Riyadh offer a tailor-made American Curriculum including Advanced Placement courses and are Advanced Placement Testing Centers. The school in Riyadh is an IB DP candidate school.
Learner’s World International Schools (LWIS) aim to create a welcoming, nurturing, safe and aesthetic learning environment where learners, staff, families and the community work together to address the needs, challenges and gifts of each individual learner.
Guided by our core values –Perseverance, Agility, Clarity, Empathy and Respect (PACER), our schools promote lifelong learning through learner-centered holistic education, individual care, differentiated instruction and the integration of technology.
Learner’s World International Schools aspire to enhance the personal, social, aesthetic, moral, academic and cognitive dimensions of each learner to empower them to reach their full potential. Our qualified and experienced staff will utilize and remain abreast of the latest trends in education in order to deliver a flexible, multi-leveled and individualized curriculum.
PACER graduates of the Learner’s World International Schools will be independent, critical and creative thinkers, team players, problem solvers, effective communicators, Peace Education endorsers and technology-able researchers who are active and responsible change agents within an ever-diverse "Glocal” community.
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