Knowledge that becomes skill and good judgement.
Subject information is presented in scannable groups with downloadable curriculum documents.
The UX separates programmes clearly while preserving a single visual language across the school.
Language, number, movement, creative play and routines that build confidence.
Explore →Strong foundations in literacy, numeracy, discovery and personal responsibility.
Explore →Deeper subject understanding, independence, leadership and preparation for transition.
Explore →The page combines emotional reassurance for parents with practical curriculum information.
Listening, speaking, vocabulary and early literacy.
Early number, patterns, observation and problem solving.
Coordination, healthy routines and active play.
Friendship, confidence, faith and self-management.
Subject information is presented in scannable groups with downloadable curriculum documents.
The school handbook describes education as more than academic attainment. Pupils are formed spiritually, morally, intellectually, emotionally and physically, with opportunities to discover talents, practise leadership and serve others.
Drawing, speech, singing, dance and other competitions give pupils structured opportunities to express creativity and confidence.
Read more →Football, netball, basketball, handball, volleyball and school games help build discipline, fitness, teamwork and healthy competition.
Read more →Mathematics, science, arts, language, environment and music clubs encourage curiosity and extend learning beyond the timetable.
Read more →Scouting, first aid, band, community service, educational tours and audiovisual programmes strengthen awareness of others and practical responsibility.
Read more →The house system, school parliament, class prefects, time keepers and pupil responsibilities help learners practise accountability and service-led leadership.
Read more →Catechism, moral science, reconciliation and Eucharistic celebrations support the Catholic character of the school and its emphasis on values.
Read more →Explore the programmes currently published by the school.
Playful, caring foundations for the youngest learners: language, early numeracy, movement, creativity and social confidence in a safe faith-filled setting.
Read more →A structured international-standard programme from Standard I to Standard VII: strong literacy and numeracy, English-medium instruction, science and ICT foundations, continuous assessment, and formation in character, faith and service.
Read more →Competitions, sports, clubs, social service, leadership and spiritual life — where talents are discovered and character is formed.
Read more →Clubs, sports, worship, leadership and educational visits are given equal visual weight as essential parts of school life.
Teamwork, fitness and fair play.
Expression, courage and celebration.