Language & expression
Stories, conversation, reading and creative expression offer ways for children to communicate their ideas.
The early years are a time to discover language, numbers, friendships and the joy of learning. Our emphasis is on strong foundations and helping children feel ready to take part.
Stories, conversation, reading and creative expression offer ways for children to communicate their ideas.
Building an understanding of patterns, quantities and the world around us lays the foundation for later learning.
Sharing, listening and caring for others are important parts of a child’s school experience.
Young children learn by observing, talking, listening and trying things for themselves. Stories, simple number activities, drawing and playful exploration help them make sense of the world. Opportunities to express an idea in their own words can strengthen both language and confidence.
Starting school also involves learning everyday habits: taking care of belongings, waiting for a turn and listening to others. Parents can help by keeping routines reassuring and discussing school experiences positively, while sharing any concerns with teachers.
Encourage simple independence, conversation and a regular daily routine. Reading together and allowing time to talk about new experiences can make the transition more comfortable.
Contact the admissions team with your child’s age and previous learning experience. The school can explain its current entry guidance and class availability.
Connect with the school team for information and guidance.