Mongol Bilig Oyun International School

The school's mission is to empower individuals with the skills, resilience, and mindset to reach their full potential, aiming to cultivate students who are cultured, adaptable, and globally minded. It emphasizes values such as kindness, respect, inclusivity, lifelong learning, creativity, initiative, and passion. The school promotes a culture of discipline, time management, and proactive personal development.

The school implements the Cambridge International Curriculum alongside the national Mongolian programme. The academic structure utilizes a rotating block schedule where students attend four 40-minute block classes daily, with some classes meeting every other day. The curriculum covers subjects including languages (Mongolian, English, Chinese), mathematics, sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), humanities (History, Sociology, Business Studies), ICT, and Art & Design. Students in Grades 10 and 11 may select elective subjects, while Grade 12 students are required to complete assessments in four additional subjects.

The school established a counseling services and guidance department at the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year. This department focuses on developing services tailored to the student body while integrating international school counseling strategies and demands.

Admission decisions are based on a student's academic performance, attitude, and entrance assessment results, alongside the alignment of expectations between the school and the family. Required application materials include a birth certificate or ID copy, parent/guardian ID copies, health and immunization records, two color photos, and student personal records. Priority is given to returning students, siblings of current students, and applicants with high English proficiency.

The academic year is divided into three terms. Term 1 runs from September 1st to December 27th, Term 2 from January 27th to April 4th, and Term 3 from April 14th to June 13th. Winter break occurs from late December to late January, with a spring break scheduled in early April.

The school offers a variety of extracurricular activities and clubs to foster student engagement and development. Available options include draughts, dance, and basketball. Students also participate in events such as the Vitality Running World Cup.