Learning about the world through language
At our school, learning doesn’t just happen from books — it happens by doing, discovering, and working together. We believe it’s important that you learn about the world — and about what you can contribute to it.
That’s why we take part in projects that go beyond the classroom. In Year 1, for example, you’ll work with UNICEF on Children’s Rights, discovering what fairness, respect, and equal opportunities really mean.
During our Culture Week, everything revolves around getting to know each other. You’ll hear each other’s stories, taste dishes from around the world, and celebrate together at our colourful culture market — with food and traditions from every corner of the globe.
We do this because we believe in the values of UNESCO: respect for others, care for our planet, and building a better future together.
We’re proud to be a UNESCO candidate school — a place where you learn to explore the world with an open mind and a big heart.
At the same time, we work with language-oriented subject teaching, because language really is our thing. Being able to read, write, speak, and persuade effectively is the foundation for everything you’ll learn — both at school and later in your career. We use methods such as CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) and language-focused teaching to bring language to life in every subject: from reading for pleasure to taking part in (international) debates.
This way, we connect subjects, cultures, and languages. Because learning becomes truly fun when you see how everything fits together — and when you realise that your voice matters, wherever you go in the world.