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At St. George’s College, students experience a transformative education, full of discovery, challenge and endless possibilities, where they learn how to learn.
As active participants in their learning, they work with teachers to discover what works best for them. They develop essential skills and behaviours that help them adapt, reflect and grow with confidence.
Our students develop life skills proven to accelerate academic achievement and nurture leadership and wellbeing - built on International Schools Partnership's research partnership with the University of Cambridge through Camtree.
Thinking deeply, questioning and problem-solving: "I lead my learning by solving problems, communicating confidently, and managing my time effectively."
Critical thinking
Making sense of information, solving problems, and making smart decisions
Creativity
Generating new ideas, exploring different perspectives and innovating
Curiosity
Asking "why?" and "what if?" to deepen understanding and spark new ideas
Understanding the world and taking action: "I am curious about different cultures and take action for a better world."
Citizenship
Recognising one's role in the global community
Action
Taking meaningful steps to support social causes
Understanding
Respecting different perspectives and ways of life
Managing self, goals and growth: "I know how I learn best, set goals and stay motivated to improve."
Confidence
Believing in self and tackling challenges with a positive mindset
Learning to Learn
Understanding how to improve learning strategies
Wellbeing
Balancing mental, emotional and physical health
Working together and building strong relationships: "I collaborate, communicate and build meaningful relationships with others."
Collaboration
Working effectively as a team to achieve shared goals
Communication
Expressing ideas clearly and listening to others
Social-Emotional
Understanding emotions and managing them effectively
Using technology safely and creatively: "I use digital tools responsibly to communicate, create and innovate."
Digital Literacy
Using technology effectively and safely
Responsibility
Respecting others and making ethical choices online
Innovation
Using technology to develop ideas and improve solutions
Most schools talk about what they teach. We focus on how your child learns. Through the Learning.First™ approach, students reflect on their progress, explore new approaches and make decisions that drive their growth.
Curiosity fuels our learning
The best learning happens when students are actively engaged. We ignite curiosity through hands-on projects and inquiry-based learning, making learning exciting, memorable and full of exploration.
Confidence drives lifelong learning
Our students trust in their abilities, build confidence and lead their way forward. This mindset helps them believe they can learn and achieve anything, fostering a love for lifelong learning.
The power of 'Good Struggles'
We believe great learning happens just beyond the comfort zone. That’s why we create purposeful challenges, or 'good struggles', that help students stay motivated while they grow. Through these experiences, students build resilience, solve problems, and learn to keep going – even when it’s hard.
Teachers as co-pilots
Learning here is a partnership. Teachers work alongside students as guides, helping them navigate choices, embrace good struggles, inspire those 'aha' Amazing Learning moments of self-discovery and grow in confidence.
As part of International Schools Partnership, every child’s journey is enriched with proven learning experiences that forever spark curiosity and grow confidence.
Enjoy personalised learning that continuously enhances knowledge, skills and understanding.
Gain life skills to thrive in academics, as well as careers and personal lives.
Develop proficiency in multiple world languages, while being supported in home or first languages.
Try global skill-building programmes that develop critical thinking, teamwork and leadership.
Benefit from personalised guidance for university and career choices, supporting your chosen path.
We believe every student should develop the skills to reflect, adapt and grow with confidence - skills that go beyond academics and prepare them for life.
Backed by Cambridge University through Camtree, International Schools Partnership’s Life Competencies framework ensures students gain the essential skills to make informed decisions, build strong relationships and thrive in their ever-changing world.
These skills are embedded throughout the learning experience, ensuring that every student actively develops the mindset and capabilities needed to succeed - now and in the future.
International learning is part of our schools’ DNA. Our students are encouraged to explore a range of world languages.
They strengthen their home or first language while learning at least one world language - ensuring they can communicate, collaborate and thrive in global environments.
This approach supports academic progress and prepares students for learning, careers and leadership in an interconnected world.
As part of International Schools Partnership, students take part in international learning opportunities that challenge thinking, spark curiosity and build global connections.Whether debating world issues at Model United Nations, competing in international chess tournaments, or collaborating on creative projects, every experience encourages students to ask big questions, reflect on their progress and make confident decisions.
These opportunities bring students together across countries and cultures, helping them think independently, communicate effectively and adapt to new challenges - skills they will use for life.
Future Pathways is a personalised programme that helps students explore opportunities, make informed decisions and confidently move towards university or careers.
With specialist guidance and industry connections, students gain valuable insights, refine their goals and access opportunities aligned with their ambitions.
Through exclusive scholarships, they also have unique opportunities to study with some of the world’s most renowned institutions, gaining skills for emerging careers and industries globally.
At St George’s College, students think critically, solve complex problems and take part in rigorous IB programmes, developing cultural awareness and a global mindset in a rapidly changing world.
Students nurture their curiosity, ask thoughtful questions and enjoy exploring new ideas. They work both independently and in teams, building the habits of lifelong learners.
Students build a strong base of meaningful knowledge and skills, then use it to investigate real questions. They connect local and global issues and create new understanding.
Students use critical and creative thinking to analyse information, tackle complex problems and make well‑reasoned decisions.
Students share ideas clearly and confidently in at least two languages, and use mathematical language to explain patterns, relationships and solutions.
Students know that values such as integrity, honesty, fairness, justice and respect for others matter. They act with these principles in mind and take responsibility for their choices.
Students listen to and respect different opinions, values and traditions. They seek out a range of perspectives and use them to broaden their own thinking.
Students notice the needs of others, show empathy and take meaningful action to make a positive difference in their communities and in the wider world.
Students face new and challenging situations with courage, resilience and optimism, seeing them as opportunities to grow.
Students understand how to balance the intellectual, physical and emotional aspects of their lives. They look after their own wellbeing and contribute to the wellbeing of those around them.
Students pause to think carefully about their learning, experiences, strengths and next steps. This reflection guides their progress and personal growth.
We use the International Schools Partnership’s proven Learning Improvement Process (LIP) to ensure the quality of learning is continuously improving. This framework combines evidence, reflection and action, so teachers and leaders can focus on what makes the greatest difference for every learner. It means teaching is always evolving, learning experiences are continuously refined, and progress is measured against clear standards. For families, it gives confidence that your child’s education is guided by a framework built on evidence, designed for improvement and proven across a global community of schools.
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to St. George’s College
At St. George's College, curiosity drives our students' learning. Thanks to our international curriculum and collaboration with the International Schools Partnership, we offer an active and global education, where each student is supported to grow and shine.
Simon Porter
Executive Head of School
Experience personalised learning at St. George’s College and grow with confidence in every lesson.
