Safety & Care
Safety and care: the question under every other question
You're not really asking about labs and curricula until you've settled this one. So we answer it first, in specifics.
How we think about safety
Safety is not a camera count. It is a set of working systems — who can enter, who is watching, what happens when a child feels unwell, how the bus is run — operated by trained people and written down for parents.
Each system appears here as it is confirmed for publication. Where a specific is still being finalised, we say so rather than publish something we cannot stand behind. A school honest in public is honest in private.
The systems
Controlled entry and exit
Gated campus with supervised arrival and dismissal; children are released only to authorised adults. The full visitor and pickup protocol is issued to families at admission.
Supervision throughout the day
Children are in sight of responsible adults from arrival to dismissal — classrooms, play, meals and transitions. Supervision ratios are confirmed with you at admission.
Medical readiness
First-aid provision, on-site medical cover and the hospital escalation route are set out for families at admission, and shown to you on a campus visit.
Transport care
Routes, escorts and how the school keeps you informed during the journey are confirmed by the transport office when you enquire.
People vetted and trained
Staff recruitment includes background verification and child-safeguarding expectations. The written safeguarding policy is available on request.
Said plainly
Why some specifics are not on this page yet
A safety claim is a promise to your child, so we publish one only once it is verified. Where a number or a protocol is not yet on this page, it is because it is still being cleared — not because it does not exist. Ask for it directly, or walk the campus and check it yourself.
Take the next step, at your pace
Thirty seconds to enquire. A morning to visit. Clear steps when you are ready to apply.