Admission open — 2026/2027 session
What we offer

Every stage, on one campus

A child can join us at Crèche and leave us ready for senior secondary — without ever changing school or friends.

Early years

Crèche

Safe, warm daycare for our youngest, with staff trained in early years care.

Early years

Pre-school

First steps into structure — play, songs, colours and early phonics.

Nursery 1–2

Nursery

Phonics, numbers, music and diction, taught through activity rather than drill.

Year 1–5

Primary

The core curriculum with ICT, music and diction, and real practical work.

JSS 1–3

Secondary

Junior secondary with sciences, ICT and a strong grounding for senior school.

Term time

After-school Care

Supervised care and homework support for parents who close late.

Beyond the textbook

Programmes & clubs

Real-world skills, creative confidence and a love for learning — built into the school week, not bolted on.

Drone Club session: instructor holding a drone with block-coding projected behind
Featured programme

Drone Club

Exploring technology, inspiring innovation. Pupils aged 5–15 meet weekly for 30-minute STEM sessions covering science, technology, engineering and mathematics — from simulator training through to supervised flight demonstrations, preparing them for the technology economy ahead.

Pupils practising guitar and violin in Music Club
After-school club

Music Club

Theory, instruments and performing together — developing creativity, concentration and teamwork alongside academic growth.

Pupils at the Entrepreneurship Week mini-market
Programme

Entrepreneurship Week

Mini-market simulations and creative pitching — building financial literacy, critical thinking and the confidence to act on ideas.

Programme

Farming & Agriculture Day

Guided planting, soil exploration and farm-to-table learning — practical life skills and respect for sustainable living.

Pupils watching a cooking demonstration in a Home Economics practical
Programme

Home Economics Practical

Cooking, nutrition, hygiene and household management — responsibility and self-sufficiency that build independence.

Spelling Bee winners holding up their certificates and medals
Competition

Spelling Bee

Expanding vocabulary, sharpening memory and developing the courage to perform under pressure. Prizes to be won.