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Ideas become clearer when we work on them.
Ideas become clearer when we work on them.
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Time together is part of the school day.
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Westhaven School

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Admissions

Start by getting
to know the school.

A visit and a conversation help families understand the curriculum, the school day and the next steps in considering Westhaven.

  1. Start a conversation

    Tell us the grade you are considering and the practical questions on your mind.

  2. See the school

    Walk through classrooms and shared spaces, with time to talk about the day.

  3. Discuss the next step

    The admissions team explains the school-managed application process and what it involves.

Your first conversation

Bring the questions that matter at home.

The grade you are considering, your interest in the curriculum and the realities of a school day are useful starting points. You can talk about arrival, afternoon care, tuition and the way teachers communicate with families.

The first contact form asks only for an adult’s details and general grade interest. Application records and any student-specific information belong in a separate school-managed process.

The Westhaven courtyard and classroom buildings

After a visit

Understand the process before proceeding.

The admissions team explains the application steps, the information needed and how the school reviews a family’s interest. A conversation or tour does not reserve a place or determine an admissions outcome.

You can take time to compare the curriculum, practical arrangements and costs before deciding whether to continue.

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