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Academic Structure at All Hallows School

All Hallows School is an exceptional institution catering to children from the age of three. The school operates from 8:25 AM to 4:05 PM, with early drop-off available from 8:00 AM and late pick-up until 5:00 PM at no extra cost for reception class children. The structure includes a lower school for grades 1 to 4 and grades 5 and 6, preparing students for senior school at age 13.

Early Education Stage

The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) at All Hallows School, which includes Nursery and Reception classes, is strategically located at the heart of the school. The EYFS curriculum is designed to promote personal, social, and emotional development, physical development, and communication and language skills.

The teaching methodology is play-based and tailored to children’s interests. All Hallows School works closely with parents to ensure the optimal development and education of each child.

Lower School

The lower school at All Hallows School, covering grades 1 to 4, employs a hands-on approach to learning. The curriculum builds on the foundations laid in the early years and is child-centered. It follows a thematic and expanded structure based on the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), with subjects explored through engaging trips and practical experiences.

Years 5 and 6 at All Hallows School

In grades 5 and 6, All Hallows School uses an informal assessment system at regular intervals, integrating review sessions into daily activities without formal exams. Teaching remains child-centered, focusing on student interests within the curriculum.

At this stage, students receive additional specialized instruction, including science lessons in laboratories, and have increased access to competitive sports and extracurricular activities.

Transition to Senior School at All Hallows School

All Hallows School works diligently with parents to ensure a smooth transition to the most suitable senior school. A significant number of students in grade 8 choose to apply for scholarships or awards.

Impressively, since 2011, every grade 8 student has successfully gained admission to their chosen senior school through either the Common Entrance program or scholarship schemes.