Learning spaces

Spaces for discovery.

Spaces designed for reading, curiosity, experimentation and independent learning.

Kindergarten pupils in their colourful classroom
Kindergarten pupils in their colourful classroom

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Child-centred classrooms

Classrooms are designed around different age groups and their learning needs. Reading, learning and experimenting corners encourage children to become curious, imaginative and resourceful.

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A quiet place to read

The library provides books for different age groups in a setting intended for peaceful reading and study. A spacious reading hall gives students room to explore ideas beyond the classroom.

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Reference and research

The library collection includes journals, encyclopaedias, newspapers and recreational reading. Computer-supported library resources complement reference work and help students follow current events.

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Learning through experience

Specialist academic rooms support practical understanding in mathematics, science, social studies and languages. Students are encouraged to explore concepts and develop a lasting interest in the subjects they study.

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Science laboratories

Physics, chemistry and biology practical work connects classroom ideas with observation and experiments. Guided inquiry gives students opportunities to ask questions, record findings and develop scientific understanding.

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Projects and presentations

Library research, quizzes, exhibitions and field visits help students use what they learn. Presenting a project develops communication as well as subject knowledge.