Built for hundreds. Opening for a few.
A purpose-built campus on Magadi Road, handed to one small founding cohort. Twenty-five children per class, from the first day.
Juncta Juvant — together, we strive
Every school says it puts the child first. A school in year one has to prove it with structure rather than history: classes capped at twenty-five, specialist teachers hired before a single fee is banked, and a campus with room for every kind of child to find the thing they are good at.
Every room, already finished
Our Karen campus was designed from scratch as a full international school, and every part of it — the pool, the track, the laboratories, the studios — was finished long before we opened our admissions list. One small cohort gets the run of all of it this year, an advantage we can only offer once.
Interactive smart classrooms
Teaching spaces built for a class of twenty-five, with fitted display technology in every room.
School library & reading corner
Quiet, well-stocked space built around the reading habit the British curriculum depends on.
400m all-weather athletics track
A full track wrapping the main building, usable through both rainy seasons.
Playing fields & outdoor activity areas
Open green ground for football, games and the simple business of running about.
Multipurpose hall
A hall with a stage, so assemblies, drama and a school production are possible rather than aspirational.
Computing & digital learning
Specialist computing provision supporting coding, robotics and digital literacy across the Key Stages.
Music & performing arts
Instrumental tuition and performance, with piano lessons available as an optional activity.
Green grounds in Karen
Open ground to run on, in the quiet of Karen.
Swimming pool
Swimming taught on site from the first term, rather than bussed out to a hired lane across town.
Every one of these is on the Open Day walking route. Come and check them yourself.
See the Open Day walking routeThe British National Curriculum, from the ground up
Early Years Foundation Stage through Key Stage 2 — with the year groups above them added as our founding cohort grows.
Early Years & Preschool
Play-based, curiosity-led EYFS building the language, confidence and social footing that everything after it rests on.
Key Stage 1
Phonics, early mathematics and the reading habit, in classrooms of no more than twenty-five children.
Key Stage 2
Specialist teaching in science, computing, languages and the arts, with progress reported against national expectations.