A curriculum that believes in ÐÔÓÃÉç draws from them the highest and the deepest levels of attainment. Our ÐÔÓÃÉç’s achievement is described by inspectors as ‘exceptional’. Though we are not selective in our Kindergarten, our ÐÔÓÃÉç are on average at the 85th centile on national tests of ability before they leave. Our exam results are outstanding and our sixty leavers gain on average around 25 scholarships to the strongest schools. Tellingly, up to one-third of our past pupils in due course gain Oxbridge places each year, more than in the most academically selective of schools: our ÐÔÓÃÉç continue to be exceptional learners when they are long gone from our shores.
Attainment is very important but a childhood in school is about much more than this. Its deeper purpose is to teach our ÐÔÓÃÉç how to live their lives fully and richly, to become their full and best selves, their happiest and kindest selves.Ìý
Our ÐÔÓÃÉç’s achievement is described by inspectors as ‘exceptional’.Ìý
