Selbe School and Kindergarten Complex

The school is guided by a mission to create a friendly environment based on love, respect, mutual trust, and creative collaboration. It seeks to develop students' self-control and intellectual potential, with a vision to be a preferred educational institution that instills correct attitudes, thinking, and habits. The school's motto is "Know yourself and create your future."

The school provides primary, lower secondary, and upper secondary education, combining the Mongolian core curriculum with the Cambridge programme. The academic framework emphasizes project-based learning (PBL), self-regulated learning (SRL), and digital literacy. Instruction is delivered through a balance of classroom-based and digital learning, supported by specialized labs and technology-integrated teaching methods.

The school aims to prepare students for international university entrance through its dual-language curriculum and Cambridge assessment preparation. It provides educational consulting services to assist students in selecting career paths and applying for international university scholarships. The institution focuses on fostering self-regulation, critical thinking, and independent learning skills.

The school collaborates with the Institute of Applied Psychology to provide annual cognitive and behavioral assessments for students. This support includes school readiness diagnostics, comprehensive cognitive evaluations, and career guidance assessments. Additionally, the school offers professional counseling services to support students in their academic and personal development, as well as guidance for parents and teachers.

The school follows a first-come, first-served principle for admissions, with priority given to students transitioning from its own kindergarten. Prospective families must submit documentation including a birth certificate, proof of residence, photos, vaccination records, and guardian identification. A preparatory class is offered for incoming first-grade students, which includes a school readiness assessment.

The school operates on an annual academic cycle, with specific registration periods for preparatory classes typically occurring in the spring. Detailed information regarding the academic calendar and daily schedules is managed through the school's administrative office.

The campus features specialized learning environments, including five modern laboratories and an information technology center. Recreational and support facilities include a swimming pool, a sports hall, a fitness and conditioning center, a library, a dining hall, and an arts hall. The school also provides dedicated spaces for student activities and free time.

Students have access to a variety of clubs and extracurricular activities designed to support holistic development. These include creative labs, science and robotics clubs, 3D printing, coding, and technical modeling, alongside cultural and character-building programs. The school also hosts open house events, academic celebrations, and research-based activities.