School life

The school does not stop at the classroom door

Students are encouraged to explore, create, compete, collaborate and discover the world around them.

A pupil in school uniform sitting astride a gold-painted animal sculpture, holding its horns, in a dry wooded clearing during an educational excursion.

Beyond the walls

Learning that happens outside the classroom

From educational excursions and technology-driven learning to academic competitions and extracurricular activities, we believe that meaningful education happens both within and beyond the walls of a classroom.

Inter-house sports, practical classes and excursions are part of the school year, not an addition to it.

Our clubs

Jet Club
Press Club
Literary Club
Arts and Drama Club

Students in checked uniform gathered around a stone basin and a figure sculpture while an adult points into the water. — Students at a sculpture on an educational excursion.

Four girls in pink, yellow, light-blue and orange house kit running a race on a sand ground, spectators seated against a wall behind them. The photograph carries the school’s Journée Sportive 2026 frame. — Racing in house colours at the school’s Journée Sportive 2026.

Young people working with tie-dyed cloth hung over metal drying rails and draped across a table in a paved yard; one wears protective gloves. — A practical class working with dyed fabric.

Pupils gathered closely together in the school courtyard for morning assembly, facing staff in navy school polo shirts.

Character and values

Education that goes beyond instruction

We recognised early that education must go beyond academic instruction. Christian values and character formation became an integral part of school life, encouraging students to develop integrity, responsibility, compassion and respect for others.

A truly educated child is not merely knowledgeable. A truly educated child is prepared to think, lead, serve and make a difference.

Five boys in school uniform standing arm in arm and posing for the camera in dappled light during an educational excursion. — Students together during an educational excursion.

What our learners benefit from

The breadth of the Champions experience

As the school has grown, so has the breadth of the Champions experience. Today, our learners benefit from:

Boarding facilities
The school has boarding facilities alongside its day programme.
Technology and computer-based learning
Learners work with computers and digital tools as part of their education.
Academic competitions and challenges
Our students have distinguished themselves in competitions such as the English Challenge Championship.
Educational excursions and experiential learning
Education taken beyond textbooks, through visits, practical activities and projects.
Character and values formation
Integrity, responsibility, compassion and respect for others, formed as part of school life.
Leadership and personal development
Opportunities for students to discover their abilities and take responsibility.
The wider community
We have embraced opportunities to contribute to the wider community, including our participation in initiatives such as the Pink Foundation’s cancer awareness programmes.