6 Key Beliefs That Guide Us in Helping Students Succeed

Providing a holistic education by imparting knowledge, skills and the right attitudes.

Supporting every child to achieve his or her best.

Equipping every student with the right skills to manage exams and life's challenges.

Maintaining consistently high standards for teachers and teaching.

Ensuring lesson materials always
meet students' learning needs.

Developing lesson materials that help teachers to deliver effective and engaging lessons.

 


Bringing out the best in every child.


Students of today need to have the right knowledge, skills and dispositions to thrive. Watch the video to find out how we use this approach to help students find success at every stage of their academic journey.

 

 

 

 

 

 


Equipping every child with the knowledge, skills and dispositions that matter

Knowledge

We want our students to have the right information for every task they take on in school and to accumulate a wealth of general knowledge to help them think, communicate and imagine change.

Skills

With lessons that make learning relevant to the environment around them, students are not only able to apply their skills to each quiz or test, but also use them to think critically and solve problems.

Dispositions

Whatever they do, our students believe that they can improve and they love to learn. They don’t back down from challenges, and see small failures as chances to make progress. They learn to manage their emotions, speak with kindness and have an open mind.

 

 

 


Helping Students Develop The Key Dispositions To Succeed

 


Believing Improvement is Possible

With a growth mindset, your child believes that he or she can improve by putting in the right effort.


Being Aware of How We Think and Learn

With metacognition, your child is aware of how he or she thinks and learns to take better notes, ask deeper questions and achieve greater dreams.

 


Recognising Areas
for Growth

With self-awareness, your child is able to identify areas of strengths and weakness.

 


Managing Emotions and Reactions

With self control, your child will be able to recognise and regulate his or her feelings, thoughts and reactions.

 

 


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