ACADEMICS
Fully accredited by the Ministry of Edcuation, Brunei Darussalam, St. James's offers an environment filled with intellectual challenges as well as varied opportunities for physical, artistic, and social development.
Our curriculum covers the core academic subjects including Ugama(IRK), Bahasa Melayu, MIB, Mathematics, English language and Science.
Students receive an excellent education in these critical academic subjects. Academics are enhanced through the school’s areas of specialized instructions including:
ICT and computer education
Art
Physical Education
Social Studies
St. James's School enhances learning and ensures that each child progresses at his or her own pace. Teachers follow a rigorous academic curricuum, with additional material added based on current events, class interests, and class aptitude. Individual learning styles are also addressed through differentiated instructions.
St. James's Schook Kindergarten Programme is established on the Developmental Principles and Multiple Intelligence Framework for best practices promoting excellence in early childhood education.
Best Instructional practices include:
Kindergarten Curriculum
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Year 7 - Year 8 Curriculum
Year 9 - Year 11 Curriculum
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DISCIPLINE GUIDELINES
Dress Code and Proper Grooming
Boys Uniform
Boys should wear white polo shirt with short or long sleeves, dark blue trousers, tie
(light blue for years 7-9) and (dark blue for years 10-11), black shoes, white socks
and songkok.
Girls Uniform
Girls should wear white long sleeves blouse, blue checkered skirt and white tudung with a school’s logo, black shoes and white socks. For those who are not wearing tudung, hair must be tied neatly.
PE uniform
PE uniform must be worn during PE and CCA activities only with pair of white and black sport shoes.
Haircut and Fingernails
Boys should have a proper haircut (no dyed hair). The hair must not touch the ears or collar of the shirt. Students must have short fingernails and NO nail polish.
Restricted Items
- Mobile Phones (MOE Memorandum KPE/DG/BPS/C/29) Mobile phones are strictly prohibited in school as it may cause disruption to lessons. The rules below will be applied for any offenders.
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