King's College
Academics at King's College
IEB curriculum, critical thinking, and a Biblical worldview
Our Academic Programme
The primary aim of the academic programme at King's College is to provide the stimulus for our learners to reach their full potential academically and ultimately achieve the best results they are capable of. Learners are encouraged, challenged and motivated to practise a sound work ethic and to be self-motivated and self-disciplined in their studies.
The IEB curriculum guides our learners to focus on critical thinking and problem-solving. This approach goes beyond rote memorisation, nurturing learners' ability to think creatively and independently. Biblical principles are integrated into all areas of the curriculum showing the learners how their faith relates to and influences life.
Teaching Approach
We believe that every child learns differently. Our approach is characterised by small class sizes, allowing our dedicated educators to provide individual attention and tailor their instruction to meet the unique needs of each student.
- Small class sizes for personalised attention
- Interactive and experiential learning
- Integration of technology in the classroom
- Focus on holistic development
Assessments
In alignment with the IEB standards, our assessment strategy is continuous and comprehensive. We look beyond traditional testing to include practical projects, presentations, and collaborative work.
- Continuous assessment throughout the term
- IEB-aligned evaluation standards
- Constructive feedback and support
- Preparation for high-stakes examinations
School Hours
Pre-Primary & Junior Primary
Grades RRR–3
Extra-Murals: 13:00 – 14:00
Intermediate & Senior Phase
Grades 4–9
Extra-Murals: 14:00 – 15:00
After-Care
Available daily until 17:15 during term time.
School Calendar 2026
Term opening and closing dates for the current academic year.