A Learning Path for Every Age and Stage
From a child's very first steps to university preparation, our internationally benchmarked curriculum grows with your child at every stage.
Rigorous Standards, Genuinely Personal Teaching
We combine an internationally benchmarked curriculum with continuous assessment, project-based learning, and a strong emphasis on digital literacy — all delivered in classes small enough for every teacher to know every student well.
Six Stages, One Continuous Journey
Each programme builds deliberately on the one before it, so transitions between stages feel natural rather than disruptive.
3 months – 2 yearsCrèche
A warm, secure space where trained caregivers support motor skills, sensory exploration, and early language.
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2 – 3 yearsPreschool
Play-based learning that nurtures early literacy, numeracy, social skills, and creative expression.
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3 – 4 yearsNursery
Building reading readiness, early mathematics, and life skills through guided play and storytelling.
Learn More →4 – 5 yearsKindergarten
A structured foundation in reading, writing, and mathematics, paired with early leadership activities.
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6 – 11 yearsPrimary School
A broad, rigorous curriculum spanning English, Mathematics, Science, ICT, French, robotics, and the arts.
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12 – 18 yearsSecondary School
University-preparatory academics across STEM, business, arts, and humanities, with career guidance.
Learn More →What Sets Our Curriculum Apart
A curriculum that blends international benchmarks with the depth and structure families expect from a rigorous academic programme.
2026/2027 Key Dates
A snapshot of the terms and breaks for the current academic year. The full calendar is available to enrolled families via the Parent Portal.
9 Sept – 12 Dec 2026
Mid-term break: 22–26 October
6 Jan – 27 Mar 2027
Mid-term break: 16–20 February
12 Apr – 3 Jul 2027
Mid-term break: 24–28 May
Academics FAQ
What curriculum framework does Greenfield follow?
We follow an internationally benchmarked curriculum integrated with national curriculum requirements, ensuring students are prepared for both local and international examinations.
What is the average class size?
Our average class size is 18 students, allowing teachers to give individual attention while still fostering collaborative peer learning.
How is student progress assessed?
We use continuous assessment throughout each term — combining classwork, projects, and periodic tests — alongside formal end-of-term examinations and detailed parent reports.
Can a student transfer between programmes mid-year?
In most cases, yes. Our Academic Office reviews each request individually to ensure the transition supports the student's continued progress.
Do you offer support for students with learning differences?
Yes. Our Student Affairs team works with parents and teachers to provide individualized learning support plans where needed.
Find the Right Programme for Your Child
Speak with our Admissions team or book a campus tour to see our classrooms in action.