An average of 22 pupils per class, so every child is taught rather than simply supervised.
Subject specialists from Grade 4 upward, including dedicated Quran, Arabic and English teachers.
One school for the whole journey, from KG1 to the Secondary science and humanities tracks.
To teach every child well enough that they leave us curious, confident in Arabic and English, and ready for whatever they choose next.
A school where good teaching is ordinary, every family is known, and no child moves up a year without the ground beneath them.
Places are limited in every stage. Register for a school tour, meet the teachers and see a lesson before you apply.
Three children, three very different characters, and each of them is known individually here. That is rarer than it sounds.
The termly report tells me what my son can actually do, not just a percentage. When he struggled in Mathematics, they had a plan before I had to ask.
I joined in KG1 and left after the Secondary science track. The teachers who taught me to read were still in the building when I sat my final exams.
What convinced me was the tour. The classrooms were noisy in the right way, with children actually talking about what they were making.
My daughter changed schools in Grade 2 and was behind in English. Her teacher called me every week until she caught up. Two years on she reads for pleasure.
