About St. Catherine's Moorlands School
St. Catherine's Moorlands has a strong commitment to excellence in education, encouraging an atmosphere for students to develop both as individuals and as members of our community. Through the acquisition of skills which favour communication and a holistic approach which enables a transfer of knowledge, St Catherine's Moorlands is set on confronting its students with an intellectual challenge. An education based on an appreciation of the student's own culture, a better understanding of others' and the enhancements of values is our contribution to a harmonious world.
The aim of these programmes is to develop internationally minded people who, recognising their common humanity and shared guardianship of the planet, help to create a better and more peaceful world.
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Find Out More >Curriculum
IB
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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Gabriela Andreacchio, 9 months ago
Excellent school! Luxury teaching equipment and human quality in each teacher. Very happy with the education given to my daughter. An example with the management of the pandemic, always trying to be one step ahead to provide the best education despite the difficulties. I would choose this school again and a thousand times. Thanks for everything!
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Nika Bukova, 3 years ago
It didn't convince me. The facilities are nice and they give an international baccalaureate at the end, they study a lot, that is good. But ... The director - a very polite lady recommended that our daughter better go somewhere else to study. My daughter was 4 years old, and the principal recommended that we not go to her school but check in the Bloomfield garden to see if there was a place. It's like you go to a good restaurant, you sit down, they show you the menu and when you go to make the order they tell you that on the return there is another one and that you go there. I do not think.
