Admissions

Come and see the school

Any school looks good in a brochure. Come on a Tuesday or Thursday morning in term time, when classes are in session, and judge it for yourself.

Request a date

Tell us when you would like to come

We will confirm by phone or WhatsApp within one working day. If your preferred date does not work, we will offer the nearest one that does.

What to expect

We would rather you came away with an accurate picture than a favourable one.

About an hour
Tours start at 9:00am and take around an hour. You are welcome to stay afterwards and ask questions in the office.
You will meet a section head
Not a marketing person. Whoever runs the section your child would join takes you round, and answers for it.
Classes will be in session
We do not clear corridors or stage lessons. You will see the school on an ordinary working morning, noise and all.
You will see the specialist rooms
The ICT laboratory, the science laboratory, the library, the kitchen, the clinic and the field. Ask to see anything else.
You can ask for the evidence
Class registers, the safeguarding policy, the fee schedule, BECE results. Ask on the day and we will show you.
You can speak to a parent
Tell us your child's year group and we will put you in touch with a current parent in that class.

Come prepared

Including us. If a school will not answer these plainly, that tells you something.

01
How many children are in the class my child would join — today, not on paper?
02
How often will my child read aloud to a teacher?
03
What happens if my child falls behind, and who pays for it?
04
Who is your designated safeguarding lead, and may I see the child-protection policy?
05
How many of the teachers who were here two years ago are still here?
06
May I see a recent report card, with the names blanked out?
07
What are last year's BECE results, in full?

Bring your child. Watching how a school’s staff speak to a five-year-old at the gate is worth more than any brochure.