The mission of our school is to provide high quality education aimed
at nurturing the development of the "total child" concept, while
emphasising a solid foundation in the basic subject areas. Broadly
based on the National Curriculum of England, these subjects are
introduced mainly through topics on a cross curricular basis. For
effective teaching and learning, a wide variety of teaching styles
are used. To facilitate this children are taught as a whole class,
individually or in groups. Depending on the type of work to be covered
these groups are linked by ability, personality, or other criteria.
Curriculum Aims
- To offer a broad, balanced, challenging
curriculum that, as well as fulfilling the National Curriculum,
develops confidence, aesthetic awareness, sense of fair-play,
sound moral values and self esteem.
- To effectively match the learning
programme to the needs of each pupil whether gifted or in need
of learning support.
- To provide first hand experiences
that encourage the pupil to question, investigate and seek solutions.
- To develop a home/school partnership as a basis
for successful education in which the parents share responsibilities
with the school and play a major part as co-educators of their
child.
- To develop the child's confidence, self knowledge,
skills and attitudes towards learning which will enable him/her
to grow towards being a caring, responsible member of the wider
community.
- To enhance our pupils' awareness and appreciation
of cultures, including their own.
The intellectually challenging academic curriculum
ensures that our cultural considerations are integral to all that
is taught in all subject areas. Your child will be educated to the
highest standards within a U.K. educational framework in a warm,
friendly, secure and conservative environment. The environmental
conditions conductive to learning are further achieved by the school's
healthy and balanced emphasis on discipline and fostering respect
by all, for all.
The Foundation Stage corresponds to Kindergarten
1 and 2. It is designed to prepare children to begin the National
Curriculum for England, at around the age of five years. The curriculum
continues through 3 stages: Key stage 1(ages
5-7), Key stage 2 (ages 7-11) and Key Stage 3(ages 11 - 14).
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Your child will be educated to the highest standards
within a U.K. educational framework in a warm, friendly, secure
and conservative environment. |
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