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St. MichaelEnglish School

Campus

Where the school day happens.

Laboratories, a library, a computer room and space to play.

A wide view of the whole school assembled in the grounds beneath the national flag

Science laboratories

Separate physics, chemistry and biology laboratories, so senior students carry out practical work themselves rather than watching a demonstration.

A student-built volcano model displayed with written notes at the science exhibition

Library

A collection of books available to students throughout the school, with reading encouraged as a habit rather than an assignment.

Students holding up artwork they have made, standing together in a classroom

Computer room

Computer and audio-visual equipment, allowing teachers to work across a wide variety of material and students to build practical familiarity with computers.

Younger students working on a craft activity at their desks in a classroom

Play area

Open ground for younger children, where play is treated as part of the school day rather than an interruption to it.

Three students in school uniform standing on the marked running track on sports day, with the school building behind them

Safety

A settled, supervised environment.

Children are supervised through the school day, and the school is small enough that staff know who belongs where.

If you have specific questions about supervision, collection arrangements or safety on the premises, the school will answer them directly. Please get in touch.

Photographs

Around the school.

Students gathered in the school grounds in front of the main building, with the national flag raised and bunting overhead
The main school building, a three-storey white building with a central staircase, with students assembled outside
Students in blue uniform standing in rows for morning assembly in the school grounds
A wide view of the whole school assembled in the grounds beneath the national flag
The national flag flying above the school building against a blue sky
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