An engaging, holistic curriculum built around the National Curriculum for England, designed to develop creative, resilient learners who are ready to make an impact beyond the classroom.
The curriculum
English sits at the foundation of everything, built on ambitious, high-quality texts that reflect PBIS’s international student body, and developing children’s ability to speak, read and write fluently and confidently.
A thematic Creative Curriculum blends Science, History, Geography, Art and Design Technology into inquiry-based projects, while Mathematics is taught through a mastery approach — small, manageable steps with challenge built in for every learner. Together, they meet the objectives of the English National Curriculum while building genuinely global-minded citizens.
Fluent speaking, reading and writing through rich, diverse texts.
Inquiry-based projects across Science, Humanities, Art and D&T.
A mastery approach with fluency, reasoning and problem-solving.
A day in this stage
Breakfast club runs 7.30–8.15am, with children sharing healthy snacks and catching up with friends before lessons.
Hands-on STEAM lessons spark genuine discovery and a love of science, technology and engineering.
Mindfulness activities, PSHCE sessions and one-to-one teacher time build confidence and resilience.
Time in the well-stocked library for reading and writing their own stories.
A wide-ranging after-school programme — from football and breakdancing to robotics.
Where it happens
Primary classes are based at the Kamýk Campus, sharing sports facilities, the STEAM lab and outdoor spaces with Early Years and Lower Secondary students.
Professional auditorium, black-box theatre, and dedicated music and instrument rooms.
Multi-purpose sports court, all-weather pitches, an athletics track and adventure playground.
A university-standard STEAM lab, multimedia suites, physics and language labs.
Eco garden and on-site Forest School area for outdoor exploration and play.