Elementary, Middle and High School
Grades 1 to 12 American Curriculum
The American curriculum is one of the most well-known and highly respected curricula in international education. It stresses creativity, critical thinking skills, as well as flexibility, which are all vital for future success. This system also includes measurable goals that build upon each other to prepare your child’s academic career before they even get started, so you can be assured your child will have no problem getting into top universities anywhere in the world.
Elementary School
Grades 1-5
Ages 6-11
Start American Elementary School at age 5, from anywhere in the world.
Middle School
Grades 6-8
Ages 11-14
Study the American Middle School path towards Cognia-accredited High School.
High School
Grades 9-12
Ages 14-18
Earn a Cognia-accredited diploma recognised by top universities globally.
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In our American section at Lady Evelyn Independent School, our students progress from Elementary School through Middle School and High School, to graduate with an accredited High School Diploma.
Reaching New Heights.
At Lady Evelyn Independent School, we know that the world is changing rapidly, and we aim to equip our students to achieve their best potential. In the global market that awaits them, depending on top grades alone to succeed is no longer enough to secure the best career prospects.
Our aim is to raise a generation of leaders, thinkers, creators, educators, entrepreneurs and the like who will not only benefit communities beyond Lady Evelyn Independent School, but also the life beyond this one, too.
Revised. Understand. Succeed.
Lessons at Lady Evelyn Independent School are recorded so students can revisit the lessons for revision or if they have missed a class due to illness, for example.
Our students who are unable to attend classes due to being unwell or for any other reason can catch up when required. This means students can go back to lessons at any time, ensuring that no topic or subject is left without being fully understood. This built-in flexibility supports consistent academic progress and reduces stress for both students and parents.