Our School
Cultivating Tomorrow’s Leaders
“Without roots, a tree cannot grow; without history, a people cannot build.”.”
—Cheikh Anta Diop
At Institut Sangalkam, learning starts with your child’s curiosity. In our Montessori Early Years classrooms, little hands master practical-life tasks and sensorial materials while fully immersed in Wolof, French, English and Arabic. Every activity lays a firm, culturally rooted foundation.
As students advance into middle school, that same spirit of discovery becomes inquiry-based projects and collaborative challenges. We weave Montessori principles—independence, respect and self-correction—into the International Baccalaureate Middle Years, so learners grow into critical thinkers and compassionate problem-solvers.
By the time they reach the IB Diploma, Sangalkam graduates are ready to shape the world. They conduct in-depth research, lead community initiatives and carry with them a deep respect for Senegalese heritage alongside global perspectives.
Why our 3–18 continuum?
Because great schools don’t stop at preschool or high school,they build one seamless journey.
- Montessori foundations: Early Years learners master practical-life, sensorial and numeracy skills in a bright, culturally adapted environment.
- Multilingual immersion: From day one your child explores Wolof, French, English and Arabic, so language becomes a bridge, not a barrier.
- IB-ready graduates: By MYP and Diploma, we layer in inquiry-based learning, intercultural understanding and global perspectives—everything they need to thrive on the world stage.
Our Curriculum
We adopt Senegal’s national framework—and build on it at every stage with:
Montessori methodology in Early Years, to develop independence, concentration and a love of learning
IB MYP in Middle Years, to deepen inquiry, intercultural understanding and self- management
IB Diploma requirements in Secondary, to master research, analysis and academic rigor
Application skills woven throughout (collaboration, critical thinking, self-reflection)
Co-curricular enrichment—arts, languages, sports and community service—so every child finds their passion
Our School
Introduction
At Institut Sangalkam, our Pre-K program nurtures the whole child through a warm, stimulating, and bilingual environment. Inspired by the Montessori method, our classrooms empower children to explore, ask questions, and build independence at their own pace. Every moment is an opportunity to learn — through movement, language, play, and nature.
Welcome Letter from Our Preschool Director
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Pedagogical features
Children thrive within a pedagogy that respects their individuality and potential. Our program is designed around hands-on materials that support growth in practical life, sensorial exploration, mathematics, language, and culture—offering children purposeful work that nurtures both independence and joy in learning.
Rooted in Montessori principles, our approach also embraces the richness of our local culture. Songs, customs, and everyday materials reflect the children’s environment and heritage, allowing them to feel seen and valued.
Mixed-age groupings encourage collaboration and peer learning, while freedom of choice fosters confidence, curiosity, and responsibility. At the same time, we open a window to the wider world—introducing children to global perspectives and diverse cultures, helping them grow into compassionate and open-minded individuals.
Learning Through Play
Play is a powerful tool for development. Through activities that nurture observation, imagination, and self-correction, children explore real-world themes like seasons, community, and family. This approach supports the growth of fine motor skills, sensory awareness, and self-expression—all within an atmosphere of joy and discovery.
Multilingual Foundations
We embrace the power of language by immersing children in both French and English throughout the day. Songs, storytelling, and classroom routines build vocabulary in authentic, meaningful ways. Visual aids and tactile tools reinforce a rich linguistic environment that supports every child’s communication journey.
Social and Emotional Growth
Respect, empathy, and collaboration are at the core of our community. Children learn to regulate their emotions and resolve conflicts through guided support and dedicated spaces like our peace corner. Strong, nurturing relationships with educators provide the foundation for secure and confident growth.
Assessment & Support
Our environment is the child’s third teacher—simple, beautiful, and intentionally designed to support independence, focus, and a sense of belonging.
We use natural materials like wood, glass, and cotton to offer real sensory experiences and foster care and responsibility. Classrooms remain calm and uncluttered, avoiding visual overstimulation so children can concentrate with ease
Every element is child-sized and purposeful, echoing the comfort and familiarity of home. Plants and living elements bring life into the space, teaching patience and responsibility through daily care
Both indoor and outdoor spaces are designed to support different aspects of development: quiet focus indoors, active exploration and connection with nature outdoors. Through beauty, order, and cultural relevance, our environments nurture the whole child—body, mind, and spirit.
Our daily Routine
Our daily routine is designed to follow the natural rhythm of the child, offering a balance of focused work, movement, nourishment, and rest.
The day begins with a warm welcome and a long, uninterrupted work period, during which children choose activities that support their development. A healthy morning snack is offered mid-morning, giving children the energy to stay engaged and focused. This is followed by outdoor play, where children explore, socialize, and build gross motor skills in a natural setting.
After lunch, younger children are gently guided into nap or rest time, supporting their need to recharge both physically and emotionally. For children who have outgrown naps, the afternoon includes quiet activities such as reading, art, or practical life work.
As the day continues, children in aftercare participate in enrichment activities like music, movement, or creative play, offering meaningful closure to their day.
This consistent yet flexible rhythm honors each child’s developmental stage, ensuring their well-being and joyful engagement from arrival to departure.
The Preschool Team
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Our School
Introduction
Building Foundations for a Lifetime of Learning
Building Foundations for a Lifetime of Learning
The Elementary years are a time of curiosity, growth, and discovery. At Institut Sangalkam, we provide a learning environment that honors our Senegalese heritage while opening doors to the wider world through the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP). Students build a strong academic foundation, develop bilingual fluency, and cultivate the values, skills, and confidence they need to become active, responsible members of their communities. Guided by caring, IB-trained teachers, every child is encouraged to ask questions, explore ideas, and see themselves as capable learners — ready to shape a bright future.
Curriculum & Learning Approach
Our Elementary program follows the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), designed for students aged 6–12. This framework emphasizes inquiry-based learning and the development of the whole child as an inquirer, both in the classroom and in the world beyond.
Core Areas of Study
- Bilingual Literacy: Reading, writing, oral communication in French and English
- Mathematics: Logical reasoning, problem solving, operations, geometry, and data handling
- Science: Inquiry into life, physical, and environmental sciences, with early exposure to experiments and observation
- Humanities: History, geography, civics, and cultural studies
- Arts & Music: Creative expression through visual arts, music, and performance
- Physical Education: Motor skills, teamwork, and healthy lifestyle habits
Transdisciplinary Themes (IB PYP)
Learning is organized around six interconnected themes, which provide a global context for exploration and inquiry:
- Who we are
- Where we are in place and time
- How we express ourselves
- How the world works
- How we organize ourselves
- Sharing the planet
Learning Approach
Our Elementary program adopts the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), using inquiry-based learning framed by six transdisciplinary themes: Who we are, Where we are in place and time, How we express ourselves, How the world works, How we organize ourselves, and Sharing the planet. This approach fosters curiosity, conceptual understanding, and international mindedness, while integrating core subjects through real-world contexts. School trips and hands-on projects enrich learning experiences, supporting students’ academic, social, emotional, and physical growth.
Bilingualism & Local Identity
We nurture fluent bilingual speakers who are rooted
in their culture and open to the world
At the Elementary level, students grow as confident communicators in French and English, developing fluency in both languages through immersive learning and daily practice. This bilingual foundation opens doors to global opportunities while strengthening cognitive flexibility and cultural awareness.
Equally important is our commitment to rooting students in their Senegalese heritage. Through stories, history, traditions, and local languages, learners gain a deep sense of belonging and pride in their community. This balance of international mindedness and local identity reflects the IB vision of developing young people who are both globally engaged and firmly connected to their cultural roots — ready to navigate the world while honoring where they come from.
Character Development & Social Learning
Building on their early experiences in the Montessori environment, students at Institut Sangalkam continue their growth through the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) Learner Profile, developing as caring, principled, and open-minded individuals. The programme offers a natural continuity for the independence, curiosity, and collaborative skills fostered in Montessori, while adding greater opportunities for inquiry, reflection, and social responsibility. Daily collaboration, service as community action, and school-wide projects help them practice empathy, respect diversity, and take responsibility for making a positive impact — locally and globally.
Arts, Music and Enrichment
Creativity at Institut Sangalkam begins with the heart of our own culture and expands to embrace the world. Students explore visual arts through local crafts, Senegalese design patterns, and storytelling traditions that connect them to their heritage. Music instruction blends rhythm-based learning with opportunities to build traditional instruments such as the kora, learning both their craftsmanship and cultural significance.
Movement, yoga, and outdoor activities encourage physical expression and well-being, while clubs such as reading, gardening, chess, debate councils, and conflict resolution circles help students explore their interests and develop new skills. Guided by the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme emphasis on creative expression, these experiences begin with what is deeply local, nurturing pride in national traditions, and then broaden students’ perspectives through exposure to diverse global art forms and musical styles.
Assessment & Parent Engagement
At Institut Sangalkam, assessment is an ongoing process that supports each child’s growth. In the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), learning is evaluated through projects, performances, portfolios, and daily classroom interactions, rather than relying solely on traditional tests. This approach allows teachers to see how students apply their knowledge, think critically, and work with others.
Parents are active partners in this process. Through student-led conferences, progress reports, and learning exhibitions, families see not only what their child has learned, but also how they are developing essential skills such as collaboration, problem-solving, and communication. Feedback is regular, clear, and designed to help every child reach their full potential.
Our goal is simple: to celebrate achievements, identify next steps, and ensure that parents, teachers, and students work together as a team to support lifelong learning.
Pathways Continuity
The Elementary years prepare students to succeed in
both the Senegalese and International Baccalaureate
(IB) paths offered in Middle and High School
At Institut Sangalkam, assessment is an ongoing process that supports each child’s growth. In the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), learning is evaluated through projects, performances, portfolios, and daily classroom interactions, rather than relying solely on traditional tests. This approach allows teachers to see how students apply their knowledge, think critically, and work with others.
Parents are active partners in this process. Through student-led conferences, progress reports, and learning exhibitions, families see not only what their child has learned, but also how they are developing essential skills such as collaboration, problem-solving, and communication. Feedback is regular, clear, and designed to help every child reach their full potential.
Our goal is simple: to celebrate achievements, identify next steps, and ensure that parents, teachers, and students work together as a team to support lifelong learning.
Elementary School Team
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Our School
Introduction
Academic Excellence, Personal Growth, and Global Competence: A seamless International Baccalaureate
From the first day of middle school through graduation, your child follows a clear pathway designed to build strong thinkers, compassionate leaders, and university-ready scholars. Learning is bilingual in French and English, inquiry-driven, and grounded in Senegalese civic values. Families can see, and students can feel, steady growth in curiosity, confidence, and capability year by yea
Educational Tracks (Grades 6-12)
From Grade 6 to graduation, your child follows a clear pathway that blends the best of the International Baccalaureate with the values, languages, and traditions of Senegal, learning is bilingual in French and English, rooted in inquiry and service, open to the world, and proudly marked by our Senegalese identity
Middle Years, Grades 6 to 10, students experience the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme across eight subject groups, Language Acquisition, Language and Literature, Individuals and Societies, Science, Mathematics, Arts, Physical and Health Education, and Design, courses are lively and hands on, projects, experiments, fieldwork, reading, writing, and oral presentation build habits of curiosity and responsibility, in the final year students complete a long term Personal Project with a supervisor, they choose a question that matters to them, plan their research, create a meaningful product, and reflect on impact, this capstone makes the transition to the last two years confident and smooth
Diploma Years, Grades 11 to 12, students enter the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, they design a balanced program of six subjects chosen from language and literature, language acquisition, individuals and societies, sciences, mathematics, and the arts, three subjects are studied in greater depth and three provide breadth, every learner completes the core, Theory of Knowledge, a guided exploration of how knowledge is developed and tested, the Extended Essay, an independently researched paper of up to 4,000 words with dedicated supervision, and Creativity, Activity, Service, sustained arts, athletics, and community engagement documented through reflection, assessment combines teacher marked coursework with externally moderated examinations in the second year, expectations mirror university study, and students receive steady coaching in time management, research, and academic writing.
Bilingual, Multicultural Learning
A Senegalese imprint with global reach, our curriculum honors local history, citizenship, and languages, case studies and service projects address real questions from our community in Sangalkam and the wider Dakar region, garden based learning connects science with stewardship and food culture, arts and athletics celebrate Senegalese creativity and teamwork, visiting speakers, global collaborations, and bilingual instruction keep the horizon wide, your child learns to be at ease in Senegal and ready for the world
College and Career Guidance
Guidance and choice at each step, families meet with counselors and team leaders to choose subjects that fit strengths and goals, students receive bilingual support when they are stretching into new language levels, bridges between the middle years and the diploma years are explicit, note taking, research methods, laboratory skills, and presentation routines are taught early and practiced often, the result is steady growth rather than last minute pressure
By designing our tracks this way, Institut Sangalkam offers a coherent journey, strong academics, character and leadership, pride in Senegal, and genuine international readiness, when parents ask what will happen as their child moves from Grade 6 to Grade 12, the answer is simple, your child will be known, challenged, supported, and prepared for university and for purposeful life beyond school
Leadership, Identity & Global Citizenship
We grow voice, responsibility and care for community every day, rooted in Senegalese values of teranga, respect for elders and service, open to the world through bilingual learning in French and English and partnerships beyond Dakar
Student councils and leadership workshops, students are elected from Grade 6, they plan assemblies, lead inclusion and wellbeing campaigns, learn public speaking, meeting facilitation and project planning with guidance from Middle and High School Team Leaders
Community service connected to real needs, projects are co-designed with partners in Sangalkam and the wider Dakar region, literacy support, health and nutrition awareness, coastal cleanups, school-garden food security, technology tutoring for elders, students research, act, measure impact and reflect
Interdisciplinary themes that matter, climate resilience, digital rights and wellbeing, equity and entrepreneurship, learners connect science, humanities, design and languages to solve problems, they prototype solutions and present to local mentors
Dialogue circles and ethical reasoning, classrooms use dialogue circles to build trust and listening, students identify stakeholders, weigh values and consequences, choose actions and evaluate outcomes, they learn to make decisions with courage, care and clarity
Arts, Sports and Enrichment
Creativity, voice and movement are part of everyday life, learning happens. Students create and perform with confidence, programs reflect Senegalese culture and welcome global perspectives, families see growth in skill, character and joy
Creative arts, students practice studio art, photography, theater and music composition, they study technique, critique work with peers, connect with Senegalese forms and stories, and build a portfolio that shows personal voice and steady progress
Performances and exhibitions, the school hosts annual talent shows and curated art exhibitions, students present class projects and independent pieces, families and community guests are invited, public presentation builds confidence and celebrates effort
Clubs and academic enrichment, debate club sharpens research and speaking, Model African Union develops diplomacy and consensus building, technology clubs explore coding and digital creativity, science fairs encourage experimentation and clear communication, students learn to prepare, present and reflect
Creativity, voice and movement are part of everyday life, learning happens. Students create and perform with confidence, programs reflect Senegalese culture and welcome global perspectives, families see growth in skill, character and joy
Sport and physical wellbeing, physical education is part of the curriculum for every student, movement, fitness and teamwork are taught with care, intramural team competitions run during the year, students try a range of activities, choose a focus that fits their interests, and are supported to set goals and stick with them, coaches emphasize inclusion, safety, fair play and respect
Why it matters, arts, clubs and sport help students discover strengths, manage challenge and lead with empathy, they learn discipline, collaboration and pride in Senegalese heritage, they also gain readiness to share their talents with the wider world
Assessment & Support
Continuous assessment and exam readiness, learning is checked every week through classwork, projects, labs and oral presentations, teachers give clear feedback and next steps, in the final two years students prepare intentionally for both the Senegalese Baccalauréat and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, timed practice, past papers, exam strategies and academic writing workshops build confidence and calm.
Counseling and wellbeing, bilingual counselors support academic planning, study habits, organization and time management, they also offer confidential social-emotional care and partner with families, college and career advising helps students explore interests, choose subjects wisely and plan applications that fit their goals.
Digital portfolios and student-led conferences, students curate samples of work, reflections, feedback and goals in a secure digital portfolio in French and in English, twice a year they lead a conference with their advisor and family, presenting growth, challenges and next steps, this routine builds ownership, voice and clarity.
Peer mentoring and shared responsibility, older students mentor younger peers through study sessions, reading circles and lab support, mentors are trained and supervised by faculty, the result is a community where everyone learns to give and receive help, where leadership, respect and service are practiced every day.
Why it matters, arts, clubs and sport help students discover strengths, manage challenge and lead with empathy, they learn discipline, collaboration and pride in Senegalese heritage, they also gain readiness to share their talents with the wider world
Gardening & Nature Connection
Gardening fosters responsibility, patience, and environmental awareness. Children engage all their senses, observe natural cycles, and learn that they too can nurture life.
What it looks like at each level
- What it looks like at each level
- Preschool: Watering plants, planting seeds, harvesting herbs, smelling flowers
- Elementary: Designing garden beds, learning about compost, keeping journals
Middle School: - Managing the garden independently, experimenting with sustainability projects, preparing food from the harvest.
- Gardening is woven into the daily rhythm and may also be offered as a club or weekend family activity.
Middle & High School Team Leaders
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Our School
Overview
Learning Beyond the Classroom Foundations
At our school, learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. We believe enrichment is essential to the development of the whole child intellectually, emotionally, physically, and socially. Our wide range of activities offers children the chance to explore new interests, deepen their passions, and build confidence in diverse and meaningful ways.
From gardening and sports to cultural celebrations, creative arts, and life skills workshops, each activity is designed to support curiosity, independence, and joy in learning, while staying aligned with our pedagogical vision.
Who Can Participate?
Many of our enrichment activities are integrated into the school day for enrolled students. In addition, we offer select programs such as weekend events, seasonal workshops, and camps, that are open to children and families from the broader community. These shared experiences help us build connections and welcome more children into an inspiring, inclusive learning environment.
Gardening & Nature Connection
Gardening fosters responsibility, patience, and environmental awareness. Children engage all their senses, observe natural cycles, and learn that they too can nurture life.
What it looks like at each level
- What it looks like at each level
- Preschool: Watering plants, planting seeds, harvesting herbs, smelling flowers
- Elementary: Designing garden beds, learning about compost, keeping journals
Middle School: - Managing the garden independently, experimenting with sustainability projects, preparing food from the harvest.
- Gardening is woven into the daily rhythm and may also be offered as a club or weekend family activity.
Creative Expression: Art, Music & Theater
Art in our program is not just an activity—it’s a language of identity, heritage, and emotion. We introduce children to the foundational techniques of visual arts, music, and performance, while grounding their exploration in the rich artistic traditions of Senegal and Africa.
Preschool
In Preschool, children are introduced to core techniques: line, texture, color mixing, rhythm, body movement, voice, and expression. They begin to explore visual storytelling, poetic language, and the basics of theatrical presence through imitation and guided creation.
Preschool
In Preschool, children are introduced to core techniques: line, texture, color mixing, rhythm, body movement, voice, and expression. They begin to explore visual storytelling, poetic language, and the basics of theatrical presence through imitation and guided creation.
Movement & Physical Development
At the Sangalkam Institute, movement is part of education—not separate from it. We believe that the development of the body and the development of the mind go hand in hand. Our program places physical activity at the heart of learning, supporting balance, discipline, confidence, and well-being. Children will move daily, not just in designated “PE” sessions, but as part of their entire experience—through purposeful movement in the classroom, collaborative games, and open-ended exploration.
To support this vision, our campus includes a soccer field, basketball court, running track, and large open spaces where children can explore a wide range of physical disciplines. These spaces are designed to host both structured training and free physical expression.
Beyond common sports, we will introduce children to traditional Senegalese forms of movement—such as wrestling (lutte), sabar dance, and rhythmic body play—as well as global sports and movement arts. From endurance running to choreography, from martial forms to group games, each activity is an opportunity to understand the body as a tool for expression, discipline, and connection.
Movement is not a break from learning—it is learning. And at Sangalkam, we move with intention, with joy, and with pride in our heritage.
Cultural & Language Exploration
We recognize culture and language as tools for identity, connection, and empowerment. Children are immersed in experiences that help them celebrate their heritage while discovering other ways of life.
Language learning is active and embedded in daily life. Through songs, storytelling, games, and projects, children engage with French, English, and local languages in ways that are joyful and meaningful. As they grow, they can join language clubs to deepen fluency through theater, cooking, conversation, and research projects.
Cultural understanding is built through community workshops, storytelling traditions, celebrations, and intergenerational exchanges. Children learn not only about their own background, but also about how to respectfully explore others.
These immersive experiences support social confidence, empathy, and curiosity, giving children the tools to navigate a multilingual and multicultural world.
Community & Weekend Events
Education thrives when it’s rooted in community. Throughout the year, activities and gatherings are organized to bring together families, friends, and neighbors in a spirit of connection and shared learning. These events are open to everyone, not just enrolled families, because we believe a school should be a place where all are welcome.
Weekend programs may include book readings led by parents, storytelling circles, skill-sharing workshops, and collaborative projects. Anyone with a passion or talent to share is encouraged to coordinate with our team. We grow stronger when we learn from each other.
Updates and invitations are shared regularly with families, creating many chances to connect, contribute, and participate. These moments remind us that learning doesn’t belong only to the child, or only to the classroom—it belongs to the whole community.
Here, we don’t just educate children. We nurture a living, learning family.
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Our School
Accessible, Equitable, Transparent
- At Institut Sangalkam, we are committed to making high-quality bilingual education accessible to all. That’s why our admission process is designed to be clear, inclusive, and equitable.
- Our goal is for two-thirds of our students receive financial aid based on real need-not just academic achievement
Step 1: Submit an Interest Form
- Families complete a short form (online, or on-paper onsite)
- You receive and information pack and invitation to attend an orientation session
Step 2 Orientation and Family Interview
- Families attend a School tour
- Conversation to start learning about the child
- For Pre-K& Primary: observation based child activity session
- For Middle & High School: academic document review and student interview
Step 3: Application Submission: Required Documents
- Child birth certificate
- Past School records (if applicable)
- Vaccination Card (Pre-K)
- Information required for financial aid (if applicable)
Step 4: Financial Aid Request:
- Families Complete a financial aid request form
- Aid is awarded based: Senegal poverty indicators, household income, family size and dependents, and living conditions
Step 5: Notification & Enrollment
- Families are informed of admission and aid status within 3 to 4 weeks
- Enrollment confirmed with a symbolic registration fee (with waivers for high-need families)
Basic Principle: Equitable Access
- We believe that quality education should not be out of reach. Our tuition model is flexible and deeply committed to equity
- Families complete a short form (online, or on-paper onsite)
- You receive and information pack and invitation to attend an orientation session
Annual Tuition (Before Aid); CFA
- Pre-K: [350.000-600.00]
Primary (Grade 1 Grade 5): [400.00-700.000] - Middle School (Grade 6 to Grade 9): [500.00—80000]
- High School (Grade 10 to Grade 12): [600.000—950.000]
- These tuition only apply to the minority of families not eligible for financial aid. For this group we want to avoid cannibalizing private schools in the region.
Step 3: Application Submission: Required Documents
- Child birth certificate
- Past School records (if applicable)
- Vaccination Card (Pre-K)
- Information required for financial aid (if applicable)
Financial Aid
- Up to 100% tuition reduction available
- Based on clear data-driven eligibility (nor favoritism)
- Aid reviewed annually with transparency
- Covers tuition, uniforms, meals, and transportation
Payment Options:
- Annual, term-based, or monthly plans
- Discounts for siblings
- Dedicated support for families navigating financial challenges
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead
Dr Cheikh Kane
Pre-School Lead