About Us

SIE.K is an educational center that cares deeply about its students.

As a teacher of SIE.K, you are a member of a community that is committed to excellence.

We are an educational institute committed to the needs and development of our students.

We will mold our students through the hard work and dedication of our teachers and administrators.

Together, we will work with a common purpose that is conducive to these goals.

All faculty, staff, and students are expected to honor the ethical, professional, and school guidelines.

Teachers must also adhere to all policies, procedures, and regulations.

We have designed a wondrous world to foster the daily development of young learners.

We have developed a strong bond and environment that feels more like a family.

Programs

The SIE.K curriculum is wonderfully unique. It’s adapted from the state kindergarten program in California, U.S.A. SIE.K has however added special activities, field trips, learning experiences and modern-day subjects to make it relatable to young budding minds.

All the subjects taught at SIE.K (such as the English language arts, explore, physical education, literacy and Performing arts) are based on the new ‘Common Core State Standard.’

At SIE.K, we encourage students to

•   Speak in English to their peers or teacher.
•   Read and write.
•   Enter an International School in any other country.

Location Description

Seoul is a megacity, with just under 10 million inhabitants in the main city and 25 million in Gyeonggi province. A 24-hour city, Seoul has an intense work-hard, play-hard culture. The booming metropolis fuses tradition and modernity. At the same time, retail therapy and cutting-edge technology—Wi-Fi even in parks!—reign in Seoul. The city integrates an urban landscape with large green spaces, making it a great destination for nature buffs and city fans. Seoul is experiencing a growing multicultural influence.

The climate of Seoul is considered both humid subtropical and humid continental. Summers are hot and humid and the East Asian monsoon has a strong impact on Seoul's weather from June to July. Winters are usually cold and dry, although the city gets an average of 28 days of snow per year. The average January low temperature for Seoul is 21 degrees F (-6 degrees C) and the average August high temperature is 85 degrees F (29.5 degrees C).

Gangdong-gu is home to 460,000 people and is located in southeastern Seoul, bordering both Songpa-gu and Gwangjin-gu to the west. Gangdong-gu is home to 25 elementary schools, 17 junior high schools and 12 senior high schools, including a specialized high school and a special education school. Lines 5, 5 Macheon, and 8 make Gangdong-gu a very accessible district along with numerous bus routes. 

Gangdong-gu Official Website

Things to Do in Gangdong-gu

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