Our Summer School programme is designed to provide targeted academic support in a fun, engaging, and enriching environment. Running from Tuesday, July 7th to Friday, July 24th, this initiative focuses on helping selected Year 1 - 6 students strengthen their skills in Mathematics and English through tailored intervention sessions.

In addition to core academic support, students will participate in exciting STEAM activities that encourage creativity and problem-solving. To enhance their experience, we will be including field trips and cultural activities, so that students have the opportunity to explore and learn outside the classroom.

Our goal is to create a supportive and stimulating learning environment that boosts confidence, inspires curiosity, and prepares students for continued success in the new school year.

How We Group Schools for Summer School

To ensure effective coordination and reduce travel time for students, our summer school programme groups students based on their current primary school and year level. Year 4 and 5 students are assigned to their primary schools where possible, while Year 6 students attend high school locations based on their current primary school and intended high school transition.

This grouping allows us to deliver focused academic sessions while making the most of available resources and ensuring students learn in a familiar and supportive environment.

Each school will have a slightly different timetable and day for Field Trips and Cultural Activities Day, however please see the Table for a sample of the Time Table.

Field Trip Days.  (To be announced)

East End Primary School

Edna Moyle Primary School

Theoline McCoy Primary School (including Joanna Clarke Students)

Prospect Primary School

Red Bay Primary School

Marie Martin Primary School

Sir John A Cumber Primary School

Creek and Spot Bay Primary School (including West End Students)

John Gray High School (Year 6 Students)

Clifton Hunter High School (Year 6 Students)