The learning journey

Growing up.
Growing into you.

From the first day of kindergarten to the next step after Grade 12, every stage brings new questions, new skills, and a little more independence.

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Kindergarten. A confident beginning.

Stories, counting, play, movement, and making things turn everyday moments into learning. Our KG1–KG3 children have room to find a friend, share an idea, and try something new.

The Early Years branch offers KG1–KG3 and Grades 1–2. Arrange a visit to meet the team and talk about routines, starting school, and your child’s needs.

Language, stories, and early literacy
Counting, patterns, and simple problem solving
Art, movement, sharing, and caring for others

Young children learning through play with a teacher

Primary. Foundations for bigger questions.

In Grades 1–8, learners build the skills they return to again and again: reading carefully, explaining an answer, checking their work, and learning with others. Spelling challenges and mathematics competitions give those skills a chance to shine.

Ozone Primary serves Grades 1–8; Early Years also offers Grades 1–2. Our admissions team can help you choose the right branch and confirm availability.

Reading, writing, and confident communication
Mathematics and scientific thinking
Creative expression, teamwork, and responsible study habits

Mathematics competition participants posing together with a certificate

Secondary. A purposeful next step.

Grades 9–12 bring deeper subject understanding and greater independence. Planning time, asking thoughtful questions, working through feedback, and preparing carefully for examinations help students take responsibility for their learning.

Our secondary team can explain subject provision, the current curriculum, assessment, academic support, and the LucyBridge learning opportunities available for your child.

Focused subject learning and examination preparation
Independent study and responsible collaboration
Planning for further education and life beyond school

Ozone students taking part in a group meeting in the computer room

Different subjects. Connected thinking.

A story can lead to a question about history. A pattern can lead to a scientific explanation. Our learning areas help students make connections, practise new skills, and explain their ideas.

Languages & literacy

Read for meaning, listen to another perspective, and learn to express an idea clearly through writing and conversation.

Mathematics

Notice patterns, explore different approaches, and explain how an answer works. Confidence grows through thoughtful practice.

Science & technology

Observe closely, ask a good question, and connect evidence with an explanation. Practical work is age appropriate and supervised.

Arts & humanities

Create, perform, and explore the stories and cultures that shape the world. Learn to appreciate a perspective beyond your own.

Room to learn. Space to grow.

Classrooms, books, practical activities, creative work, and time outdoors all have a place in school life. Our Primary campus brings learning spaces and a colourful playground together beneath the trees.

Arrange a visit to see your child’s branch, meet the team, and ask about its reading spaces, equipment, activities, and daily routines.