When it comes to bilingualism, the earlier the better. The brain circuits associated with language learning are more flexible at a younger age. Daily exposure to various languages builds confidence and communication skills, and prepares our students to become bilingual, adaptable, and active citizens.

Guided by the International Baccalaureate and European standards, our program provides a “roadmap” for students to travel, with options for detours when their curiosity is peaked or the need for student-initiated action occurs. Each Unit of Inquiry allows students to deeply engage in Transdisciplinary Learning: Literacy, Math, The Arts, Science, Social Studies, and Personal, Social & Physical Education are all interconnected.

Balancing structured activities and free play, we encourage children to learn while having fun, inquire and make discoveries for themselves.