KinderWorld to build more Super Schools in Vietnam VietNamNet Bridge – KinderWorld, a popular name in the field of international education in Vietnam, is developing its network of Super Schools - an integrated multi-level educational complex providing education programs from kindergarten to university foundation - in the major cities of Vietnam.   The SIS Super School at Gamuda Gardens, Gamuda City, Hanoi. Starting operational in the country in early 2000, KinderWorld Education Group has developed two education brand names - Singapore International School (SIS) and KinderWorld International Kindergarten (KIK) - with 14 campuses in the major cities of Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, Binh Duong and Vung Tau, offering both international and integrated education programs for students from Pre-Nursery to University Foundation. KinderWorld aims to provide premium education programs through International quality assurance and accreditation benchmark standards. It is creating unique opportunities for students to experience a holistic educational program. This is seen through its effort to develop the Super School projects in the major cities of Vietnam in recent years.  A Super School is an integrated multi-level educational complex providing education programs from kindergarten to university foundation. Campuses will be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities such as theatres, auditoriums, working labs and equipment with the support of advanced technologies and other amenities including accommodation for students and teachers, swimming pool, track and field facilities to promote an optimum learning environment for students. The first Super School project started in Binh Duong New City in Binh Duong province (South Vietnam) in 2012. The first phase with swimming pool, track and field facilities, library, canteen, Science room and multi-purpose hall was built on a landsite of 2.6 hectares. When fully completed, it will have a capacity of 2,400 students from kindergarten to university foundation program. The concept has been successfully applied in Malaysia with the opening of Pegasus International School @ Seri Alam in 2013. The whole project consist of the International School, International College - Pegasus International UniCollege, offering Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts, Business Management and Commerce, International Communication Technology, Teacher Training, Nursing and Foreign Language courses and accommodation for 300 students.   The Pegasus International UniCollege in Phu My An, Da Nang City. As part of the mixed development education project on a 5.1 hectare landsite at Phu My An urban area, Ngu Hanh Son District, Da Nang City, a new Singapore International School at Da Nang campus is being built according to the Company’s Super School model. SIS@Danang will offer educational programs for students living in Central Vietnam from pre-school to high school and will be the international school of choice for the central region in the country. A further focus for KinderWorld’s investment in this project is the Pegasus International UniCollege which will offer internationally recognized courses in hospitality, tourism and culinary arts, English language, early childhood education and business & commerce. The new campus of SIS@Danang will commence operations in August 2013 for the new school year and Pegasus UniCollege will commence soon after. On 30 March 2013, KinderWorld Education Group signed an agreement with Gamuda Land Vietnam LCC to mark the establishment of SIS Super School at Gamuda Gardens, Gamuda City, Hanoi. Gamuda City is the new Hanoi City Center with a strategic location in the center of the Greater Hanoi Region, about 7km from the Hoan Kiem Lake. This project will be constructed in three phases, with the first phase expected to commence operations in August 2014. These projects demonstrate KinderWorld’s commitment to providing high quality education in terms of learning environment, program delivery and student welfare and laying the foundation for the future development of International and local students.