Music plays an important part in the development of children. Access to music has been shown to assist with emotional regulations, distressing and attention issues. Music also allows children another outlet to express themselves and excel.

Literature helps children explore the world and learn how to handle problems without experiencing those problems first-hand. Reading helps children develop empathy and understanding for others, making this room one of the most important rooms in the school.

Time outside and time to play are two key elements needed in every childhood. Free time allows children to communicate with peers and exercise.

If the weather is not appropriate for outside time, we also have an indoor playground.

The youngest children have a special play area just for themselves. This area allows children freedom of movement while limiting the risk of injury.

As one of the most popular sports in the world, football helps build teamwork and communication skills. Running when playing is great exercise. And shooting a ball at a goal helps teach coordination, balance, and motor skills. We have both indoor and outdoor areas to play.

We have added a new court to allow students to play basketball and volleyball outside.

If the weather is inappropriate for outdoor play, or the students want a different sort of activity, we have an inside gymnasium. While basketball and soccer are a highlight, we also have equipment for stretching, parkour, and more. We want to encourage every student to find an exercise they enjoy.

Where students have their breakfast and lunch meals socializing, and are well monitored by teachers.

If a child is not feeling well or has special health needs, we have two nurses in our clinic to take care of the students who need help. From daily checks of insulin levels to regular eye check-ups, our clinic is set up to provide for the needs of students.

This room is created specifically to enhance a child's speaking and communication skills. Early intervention can assist students before a life-long problem occurs.

Staff use the meeting room to discuss important events and school policies. Working together, the teachers, administrators and others can better help meet the needs of all of the students.

The youngest students have special needs as they learn to become students. Our Reception Years Classrooms are designed to help teachers engage with students and help the students become comfortable in an educational environment. The first year of formal education is critical to helping students enjoy school.

Specialised maths classrooms allow teachers to decorate and use the space in a way to enhance the students education. The maths teachers can display equipment, like blocks, counters and geometric shapes that will help students visualize and understand maths concepts through hands-on learning.