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At Northwestern University, Basic Education lays the foundation for lifelong learning, personal growth, and future success. Through meaningful learning experiences, we nurture students’ intellectual, social, emotional, and personal development, helping them discover their strengths, develop essential skills, and build confidence in their abilities.
Beyond academic achievement, we emphasize character formation and the values that prepare learners to become responsible individuals, thoughtful decision-makers, and active members of their communities. From elementary to senior high school, we strive to provide a learning environment where students can grow, explore their potential, and prepare for the opportunities ahead.

Elementary education builds the foundation for future learning by developing literacy, numeracy, curiosity, creativity, and essential social skills. It encourages young learners to explore, ask questions, and develop positive learning habits.

Junior high school strengthens academic competencies while encouraging critical thinking, independence, collaboration, and personal responsibility. Students broaden their knowledge, discover their interests, and develop skills for more advanced learning.

Senior high school prepares students for the next stage of their journey through specialized learning and the development of competencies relevant to higher education, employment, entrepreneurship, and other career pathways.
We believe that meaningful education develops both competence and character. Through classroom instruction, collaborative activities, and opportunities for participation, students are encouraged to practice the CHAMPS values of Commitment to Excellence, Honesty and Integrity, Active Involvement, Management of Resources, Professionalism, and Selfless Service.
Grade 1 Applicants
Grade 11 Applicants and Transferees
Grade 12 (Continuing Students)
– SF9 (Report Card)
Grade 7 Applicants and Transferees
Grades 8–10 (Continuing Students)
– SF9 (Report Card)
For inquiries about admissions, enrollment, academic programs, and other Basic Education concerns, contact the Northwestern University Basic Education Office.