An open day is not a performance. It is a chance to stand in a real classroom, watch how the room is arranged, and ask the questions that matter to your family.
A morning built around your questions
We keep the programme deliberately light. There is no long presentation and no pressure to fill in a form before you leave. Instead, guides are in the classrooms, children’s work is out on the shelves, and members of the school office are on hand to talk through admissions, fees and timing.
You can follow the same route every family does — through the nursery, kindergarten, primary and Junior High spaces — or spend the whole morning in the room that matters most to you.
What you will see
The prepared environment does most of the explaining. You will see low shelves that children can reach, materials arranged from simple to complex, and work that is genuinely in progress rather than staged for visitors. Outdoors, the garden and play areas are open as they would be on a normal school day.
Our guides will show you how a lesson moves from a concrete material to an abstract idea, and how mixed-age classrooms let older children consolidate what they know by helping younger ones.
Bring your child
Children are welcome and usually get the most out of the visit. There is space to play, a simple activity table, and coffee for the grown-ups. If your child would rather stay close to you, that is completely fine.
Reserve your place
Places are limited so that the classrooms stay comfortable to walk through. You can reserve a place through the admissions page, or call the office during the week and we will add you to the list.
Reserve your place Still deciding? Send us a question and we will answer it before you come.