New School building

The School of the Nations stands today as the vital and living realisation of the progressive vision of its founders almost two decades ago. Over the years, we have continued to meet the challenge of fulfilling the hopes of so many of its parents, students, staff and friends.

In response to the expressed desires of our community, today the School is finally able to embark upon an ambitious construction program - a plan which will see the creation of a new, state-of-the art edifice to house the School of the Nations. This purpose-built school which will include numerous laboratories, a 400 seat multi-purpose Theatre and a Gymnasium among other features, will maximise the School's capacity to provide the highest standard of learning environment for its students.

This new facility, located in Taipa, will have a significant positive impact on the nature of learning, both formal and informal, for successive generations of students of the School of the Nations.

Donations from members of the School of the Nations’ community to the “New School of the Nations Building Fund” will greatly contribute to the future well-being and strength of the School.

Your financial commitment would be greatly appreciated.

Corporate Donations

Corporations are always welcome to contact us to discuss ways that they can help.

Other Plans

In its role of designing educational programs the School of the Nations is now working on two projects. One is to systematize and expand its program for character development at the primary level. The second program is to enhance in the secondary students their ability to establish and maintain healthy, mature and strong relationships at all levels. 

The school is also preparing to establish a program for teacher training that will prepare teachers to take advantage of the most recent scientific research in learning and teaching. This program will then be offered to teachers of other schools, youth interested in a career in education and new teachers coming into the School of the Nations.