A School Where Every Child Is Cherished: Join EtonHouse International School’s February 2026 Experience Days

At EtonHouse International School, knowing each child deeply is the foundation for meaningful learning and strong outcomes. With rich teacher-student ratios and close relationships, teachers meet students where they are and help them discover their path forward, building the skills and mindset to thrive in school and beyond.

Families are invited to attend an Experience Day on Saturday, February 21, 2026 or Saturday February 28, 2026 to find out more. Parents who enrol before Monday March 9, 2026 can enjoy special enrolment promotions, including 50% off enrolment fees* at Broadrick or Orchard, and Orchard campus exclusive: an additional 50% off the application fee* for families commencing in 2026 plus up to 100% on registration fees* at selected Pre-Schools.

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The school’s approach is grounded in a simple belief: children thrive when they feel safe, valued, and understood. Educators notice what matters, a spark of curiosity, a quiet strength, or a need for reassurance, and use these insights to shape learning that is personal, purposeful and enduring.

Care extends beyond academics. A wraparound approach ensures students are supported socially and emotionally, with wellbeing intentionally woven into daily school life. Within this nurturing environment, children are encouraged to take risks, ask questions and grow with confidence. A strong sense of community brings families, teachers and students together in close partnership, creating a culture of belonging that supports growth at every stage.

THE SCOOP: What To Expect At EtonHouse International School?

• A Pathway From Pre-Nursery To University: EtonHouse offers a K–12 pathway underpinned by internationally recognised curricula. Early Years follow EtonHouse Inquire.Think.Learn, a Reggio Emilia–inspired, inquiry-based approach that nurtures curiosity and a love of learning. Primary students are guided by the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP), supported by a Cambridge-inspired International Scope and Sequence and enriched through STEAM. Lower Secondary follows UK Key Stage 3, leading into IGCSE and then International A-Levels in Sixth Form.
• Learning, Care and Support: Beyond the classroom, CCAs and enrichment opportunities, including sports, robotics, the performing and visual arts, and global competitions, support holistic development. Secondary students are supported through EtonCore, a bespoke framework that develops life competencies and strengthens university applications through experiences such as the Extended Project Qualification, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, work experience and service learning.
• Unparallelled Pastoral Care: Pastoral care sits at the heart of school life, with mentoring, counselling and wellbeing programmes supporting students’ social and emotional development. For non-native English speakers, English as an Additional Language (EAL) is offered at three levels, standard, intensive and English for Academic Progress, a short-term intensive programme for Years 7 to 9 that prepares students for the academic language demands of IGCSE and A-Level study.

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