A student can enter at three and leave at eighteen without ever changing schools — and without ever repeating a year of someone else's curriculum.
Language, number sense and self-regulation, taught through structured play.
ExploreReading and mathematics taught directly; everything else through projects that need them.
ExploreSubject specialists, an advisor for every student, and room to get it wrong.
ExploreA globally portable diploma and university counselling that starts in Grade 9.
ExploreEvergreen follows an internationally recognised curriculum, benchmarked to standards that universities in the UK, US, and Europe know and trust. That matters most for families who move: a child can arrive from one country and leave for another without a lost year.
It also means the burden is on us. A curriculum is only worth having if it is reviewed honestly and often, so every department revisits its courses annually against student work, not against intentions.
More than forty nationalities are represented across the school, and no single one is a majority. English is our common language; children new to it receive structured in-class support, and home languages are valued, not discouraged.
Diplomatic and expatriate families move often. We build for that — flexible entry points through the year, records that transfer cleanly, and a community used to welcoming newcomers and saying goodbye well.
Academic pages describe intent. A Tuesday morning shows you the practice.
Ask us about a specific subject, a division, or how a transfer student would be placed.