How we teach, what a typical day looks like, and where students can go deeper through the arts, music, and support services.
Phonics, numeracy, and hands-on discovery form the core, alongside daily reading, creative play, and social-emotional learning that builds classroom habits for life.
Core subjects expand into lab-based science, algebra, and research writing, while students choose their first electives in language, coding, or the arts.
Students pursue advanced tracks in sciences, humanities, or business, with dedicated university-counseling support from Grade 10 onward.
Weekly assemblies, peer mentorship, and community-service projects run alongside academics at every grade level.
| Stage | Avg. Class Size | Homeroom Model |
|---|---|---|
| Early Years | 16 students | Single teacher + assistant |
| Primary | 20 students | Single homeroom teacher |
| Middle School | 22 students | Subject-rotation teachers |
| Senior School | 24 students | Subject specialists + advisor |
Weekly studio time in drawing, painting, and sculpture, culminating in an annual student exhibition.
Choir, recorder and instrument instruction in early grades, with band and ensemble options from Grade 6.
A dedicated learning-support team works alongside classroom teachers for students who need extra scaffolding or enrichment.
Football, athletics, swimming, and basketball, with inter-school competitions each term.
After-school club covering block coding through to competitive robotics for senior students.
One-on-one guidance on course selection, applications, and scholarships starting in Grade 10.