English-medium learning from early conversations to reading, subject study and senior-school choices.
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Stories, pictures, drawing and conversation. Children listen, name what they notice and begin to use English in familiar classroom routines.
Language · movement · making
Read a story, explain an answer, work with numbers and ask another question. Children develop English reading and writing alongside their everyday subject learning.
Reading · numbers · discovery
Subjects become more focused. Students learn to organise their work, talk through ideas and prepare steadily for the next stage.
Subjects · practice · responsibility
Science, Commerce and Arts open different paths. Speak with the school about the subject combinations offered and the route that suits your child.
Science · Commerce · Arts
Classes 11–12 offer Science, Commerce and Arts. Explore the subjects, then speak to the office about the current combinations and admission requirements.
Study scientific concepts, practise problem-solving and work through experiments.
Learn how accounts, businesses and economies work.
Explore language, history and how societies are organised.
The school office can guide you through classes, documents and the next admission steps.