Curriculum
Preparatory School
This department provides several educational settings for students in grades K - 6. Practicing the principle of the least restrictive environment, students are placed in the setting that most suits their present needs and will enable them to take the most appropriate next step in their learning journey. The programme caters to neuro-typical learners and those with mild to moderate disabilities.
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Our Prep School embraces inclusive practices and offers a well-rounded curriculum enriched by the ABEKA Programme and elements from the A.C.E. School of Tomorrow. We ensure that every learner experiences dignity, growth, and a sense of belonging.
We celebrated:
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89% proficient/highly proficient in Math
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94% proficient/highly proficient in Science
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94% proficient/highly proficient in Social Studies
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95% proficient in English Language.
We labour together to ensure that 100% of our students are proficient/highly proficient in all subjects.
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Prep School Goals:
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Cultivate early academic mastery across core subjects.
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Promote independence, critical thinking, and curiosity.
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Foster emotional and spiritual resilience.
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Provide individualized support for students with learning challenges.
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Prepare students for successful transitions to secondary education.
High School
Students in Grades 7 through 11 benefit from a strong academic foundation paired with character development and faith-based education. Our small class sizes allow for personalized attention, while co-curricular and enrichment programmes ensure students are engaged in mind, body, and spirit.
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The High School consistently achieves strong academic results in CSEC examinations with an average pass rate of 88%.
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The High School also has an evolving vocational programme to prepare students for daily independent living and develop the skills necessary to seek meaningful and gainful employment upon graduation.
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High School Goals:
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Achieve academic excellence through rigorous instruction.
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Build leadership, self-confidence, and critical thinking skills.
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Encourage artistic, athletic, and service-based pursuits.
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Support post-secondary readiness and career awareness.
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Maintain close partnerships with parents and the wider community.
The Enrichment Programme
The Enrichment Programme was created to provide students with an alternative pathway that supports their individual learning needs while preparing them to fully integrate into the mainstream High School Programme. Initially unnamed, and later established in 2017 as the Enrichment Centre, the programme began with three classrooms designed around the Ministry of Education's Pathway levels. Over time, it has evolved into two classrooms:
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Enrichment 1 - Catering to students on the lower end of the learning spectrum and who require greater support and may not be readily able to transition into the mainstream program.
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Enrichment 2 - Catering to students who have the potential to integrate into the mainstream program with the necessary intervention.
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Students in the Enrichment Programme engage with a well-rounded curriculum that includes core subjects such as Mathematics, English, Science, and Social Studies, as well as Phonics, Reading and Comprehension, Christian Education, Physical Education, and Music.​
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To further equip students with practical skills, the programme has also expanded to include Vocational Studies. Students have explored areas such as Data Entry and Cashiering, and more recently, Housekeeping. Beginning this academic year, the programme is also introducing Sewing in the Easter Term (Term 2), which will be available to Enrichment students as well as those in Grades 10 and 11 who express an interest in developing this skill.
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In an effort to address declining reading skills, the school is actively developing a dedicated Reading Programme for students in the Enrichment Programme. We are working towards acquiring The Mico Diagnostic Reading Kit, which will allow teachers to assess each student’s reading ability and provide tailored interventions to strengthen their literacy skills.
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The ultimate goal of the Enrichment Programme is to ensure that every student has a clear and purposeful path forward. For some, this means transitioning into the mainstream high school programme; for others, it means gaining valuable skills and interests that will serve them as they mature into young adults. Wherever your child falls, the Enrichment Programme offers opportunities for growth, development, and success.