Understand, then apply.
Classroom learning builds understanding. Practical experiences help students connect ideas with what they see and do.
LEARNINGCuriosity is
Curiosity is
just the beginning.
An education that connects knowledge with experience, builds confidence and makes space for each student to discover their strengths.
HOW WE THINK ABOUT LEARNINGMore than
More than
knowing the answer.
Confidence through participation.
Sharing ideas and working with others creates opportunities to practise communication, collaboration and independent thought.
Recognise each learner.
Students bring different interests and strengths. Our learning culture values their individual potential and encourages continued growth.
LEARNING BY DOINGSee an idea.
See an idea.
Try an idea.
Make it yours.
Through activities in science and electronics, students can test ideas, observe what happens and discuss what they discover together.
View learning in pictures
SCHOOL LIBRARYRoom to read
Room to read
and explore.
Students can browse the shelves, find a book and settle in to read.
Explore the photo galleryTHE LEARNING JOURNEYBuild foundations.
Build foundations.
Find your direction.
Speak with the school about the classes currently offered, curriculum, subjects and entry requirements for your child.
Strong foundations
Language, reasoning and the habit of asking questions help students build a foundation for continued learning. Care, encouragement and a sense of belonging support that process.
Growing independence
As students develop, learning also means taking responsibility, exploring interests and practising how to work both independently and with others.
Preparing for what comes next
Higher secondary education is an important step towards further study and future choices. Ask the school about the current subject combinations and relevant admission process.
Discuss your next stepQUESTIONS ABOUT ACADEMICSLet's make
Let's make
things clear.
Which classes and curriculum are offered?
Contact the school office for the current class range, curriculum and available subjects. The office can help you choose the relevant entry point.
How do I find out about higher secondary subjects?
Ask the school for its current higher secondary subject combinations, eligibility requirements and admission route. These can vary by academic year.
Can I discuss my child’s learning needs?
Yes. Contact the school to discuss your child’s needs and ask about the support and arrangements currently available.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTERCome discover
Come discover
your place at PES.
Start with a conversation. Ask about learning, admissions and visiting our school.
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