Curriculum

Global standards, local roots

Every subject follows the Oxford International Curriculum. Children build clear concepts and strong thinking while staying close to their language, culture and faith.


Learning pathway

Three stages, one joyful journey

Early Years circle time in the colourful play room Stage 1 · Age 3 to 5

Early Years

Pre-Primer, Primer A and Primer B. Play-based and sensory learning, phonics and storytelling, art, movement and music.

Two students smiling while studying together Stage 2 · Grade 1 to 3

Junior Section

Conceptual mathematics, strong reading and writing, inquiry-based science, and a first introduction to AI basics.

A student thinking while writing a mind map Stage 3 · Grade 4 to 7

Middle Section

Critical thinking and reasoning, global awareness, and deeper AI skills with coding and computational thinking.


Beyond academics

Education beyond books

Quran and Islamic values

Quran education and Islamic teachings are part of daily life, nurturing faith and good character.

Life skills and etiquette

Manners, communication, confidence and practical everyday skills.

Personality and grooming

Guided activities build self-belief, social ease and clear self-expression.

Future-ready learning

AI-powered classrooms make technology a natural part of learning.

Creativity and expression

Art, craft and creative play give every child room to imagine.

Wellbeing and balance

No exams, no school bags and homework done at school, with rest and quiet time.

Creativity and expression
Care and confidence
Students exploring a plant with magnifying glasses Learning by doing

Campus facilities

Spaces built for growing

Bright and modern classrooms

Calm, well-lit rooms designed for focus and joy.

Computer lab

Hands-on AI and technology learning.

Library and reading room

A quiet space that builds a love of reading.

Quran learning room

A dedicated room for Quran recitation and Islamic studies.

Creative corner

Art, craft and making, every week.

Quiet nap and wellbeing room

Rest time that keeps young minds calm and fresh.

Outdoor play area

Room to run, play and build teamwork.

Smart learning tools

Modern tools that make lessons clear and engaging.


Student life

A day that balances everything

A typical Monarch day includes concept learning, teacher-guided homework, quiet nap time and activities, all within school hours.

Activities and clubs

Creative corner and arts
Quran recitation and Islamic studies
AI and technology sessions
Financial literacy workshops
Personal grooming and etiquette training
Outdoor play and physical activity
Team-based group activities
Wellbeing and mindfulness programs

Admissions for 2026-27 are open

Free admission and 10% off tuition for the first 100 students.