I’ve already read 30 storybooks! 📚
Small classes, real focus.
Primary School policy · sample figures
Loves reading.
Primary School reading corner · sample figures
Try lots of clubs!
Twice a week
Literacy every morning.
Morning literacy
Parents are involved.
Parent communication
Real projects.
Project-based learning
Fifteen minutes of shared reading every morning, with a book the child chooses, followed by writing a short journal entry.
Activities
Also builds
Concepts are taught with real objects before numbers and formulas. Children guess, try things out, then explain the results in their own words.
Activities
Also builds
Queuing, tidying up, and saying sorry are practised every day, not just taught.
Practised through
The results
Every Thursday from 08.00–10.00, parents and prospective students can tour the classrooms, library, and sports field, then chat with the Head of Primary School. It's free, you just need to register first.
We asked the people who live it every day. Here is what they told us.
Sample testimonial, replace with a real quote that has been given permission.
I like Fridays because we can borrow books to take home. I've already read twenty books!
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The reading corner is so much fun! I've borrowed the dinosaur book three times.
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In robotics club I built a robot out of blocks that can move by itself.
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The neighbourhood map project helped me find out which roads are safe for pedestrians.
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My child used to be afraid of maths. Now he's the one explaining fractions to his little sister using slices of cake.
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The communication book helps a lot. We know what's being learned and can go over it again at home.
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My shy child now dares to tell stories in front of the class.
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I love seeing a child who couldn't read fluently at first now reading stories aloud to their friends.
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We start with the children's questions. The experiments are simple, but they remember them for a long time.
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