Academic Programmes

The six years of primary school are an exciting journey in which students develop a love of knowledge, an ability to question and a desire to serve others, transfer what they have learned to unfamiliar contexts and continue to learn throughout their lives.

Year 6-7: Transition phase     

The Graduation Season Programme aims to enhance the role of students as leaders and to ensure that they are involved in choices and decisions about issues that concern them. There is a systematic collaboration between academic departments to help students prepare adequately for the next stage.

Year 3-6: Developing as Learners  

Opening the door to new possibilities, recognise and develop personal learning habits and skills, be encouraged to accept themselves, recognise and defend their personal boundaries and rights, and look after their own safety. The teaching programme reinforces and complements the basic knowledge and skills acquired in the upper grades and supports the extension of new knowledge. The number of subjects is increased. Learning modules provide more opportunities for active and differentiated learning.

Year 2-3: Transition phase       

Ensuring that students have the basic skills they need to learn and strengthen each child's self-confidence as a student. At the same time, develop the ability to work independently and in teams and learn to take responsibility.

Year 1-2: Growing into a primary school student    

Helping primary school children think big ideas allowing children to discover a strong passion for learning and support them to develop literacy, a range of enquiry and social skills, and the ability to learn collaboratively, which will be key to future learning. Children build confidence and understanding of how they learn best as a primary school student.

Transition from pre-school to primary school      

Wanhui’s dedicated EYFS programme encourages children to take pride in the skills they have learnt in pre-school. A caring programme involving the whole school staff and seniors supports them to feel safe and included in their relationships and interactions, and to enjoy primary school.

STUDY TRIP

Co-Curriculum

The co-curriculum is all the learning activities that accompany the academic curriculum. It offers a variety of individual pathways for the development of the student

Sports stations

Friendly, yet competitive

Varsity

Focused, in pursuit of excellence Hobby Classes

Enrichment and encouragement to experiment

Clubs

Practice, students in charge

Whole School Events

Participation, full of highlights

We strive to identify and develop the diverse potential and talents of individual students, preparing children for both personal and social fulfilment.

Growing Up Care Providing unparalleled care and support for each and every student

Attention to the emotional and psychological well-being of students is a priority in growth care.
Well-being is of paramount importance in the education of our students.

Listening to students, treating them with respect as adults, embracing their views and aspirations, valuing their perspectives and experiences ..... Every member of the school staff is committed to guiding students to think and express themselves in dialogue and to understand themselves, others and the world through communication. It is a place where children can experience a rich and challenging school life to the fullest, make mistakes safely, receive support and care directed towards individual growth and grow into compassionate and enquiring young people.