Program Overview

Introduction to J. Addison School

J. Addison School is committed to fostering a community of learners who embody the qualities of character that are essential for success in all aspects of life. The school believes that character development is a universal trait that binds the learning community together, transcending the boundaries that divide society.

Character Development

Character development is a whole-school endeavor at J. Addison School. All members of the school community share the responsibility of modeling, teaching, and practicing universal traits in every aspect of school life. The school celebrates character development every month, recognizing individuals or groups who embody the monthly virtue. These individuals are acknowledged at monthly assemblies, and their photos are displayed on the "Wall of Honor."

Monthly Virtues

The monthly virtues at J. Addison School are:

• September: Courage
  • I stand up for what I believe in.
  • I face challenges, fears, and difficulties with courage.
  • I take responsibility for reaching my full potential.
• October: Fairness
  • I promote equal opportunities for all.
  • I apply agreed-upon rules equally to everyone.
• November: Responsibility
  • I act with justice and fairness towards others.
  • I follow rules, take turns, and share.
  • I respect others.
  • I seek peaceful solutions to problems.
• December: Self-Discipline
  • I demonstrate self-control.
  • I do things in moderation.
  • I show patience.
  • I develop effective habits.
• January: Cooperation
  • I strive to make everyone feel welcome and appreciated.
  • I value everyone.
  • I use my words to help, not hurt.
• February: Wisdom
  • I use my conscience as a guide.
  • I use my creativity and talents for the benefit of all.
• March: Perseverance
  • I work towards my goals.
  • I overcome obstacles.
  • I do not give up easily.
  • I am resourceful in achieving my goals.
• April: Respect
  • I consider others' feelings.
  • I am polite and courteous.
  • I respect people in positions of authority.
• May: Responsibility
  • I keep my commitments to my family, school, and community.
  • I am reliable.
  • I take responsibility for my words and actions.
• June: Effective Communication
  • I am honest and trustworthy, even in difficult situations.
  • I stand up for what is right and just.
  • I consider others when I speak, write, or listen.

Programs

J. Addison School offers a range of programs designed to foster academic excellence, character development, and a strong sense of community. These programs include:

• Early Learning Program: For students aged 3.8 to 6 years old.
• Elementary School Program: For students from Grade 1 to Grade 8.
• Middle School Program: For students from Grade 9 to Grade 12.
• Boarding Program: For students from Grade 7 to Grade 12.

The Addison Advantage is a unique approach to education that focuses on the development of the whole child, including academic achievement, character development, and social responsibility.