WESTHAVENSCHOOL · K–8Come and see ↗

Learning at Westhaven

Lower SchoolKindergarten–Grade 5Middle SchoolGrades 6–8
Our curriculumSubjects, questions and project workArts at WesthavenMaking, music and performanceThe school weekHow a day is put together
Ideas become clearer when we work on them.
Ideas become clearer when we work on them.
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School life

Student lifeAdvisory, clubs and shared responsibilitiesAround campusClassrooms, studios and the courtyard
About WesthavenThe school we are building togetherFamily informationThe practical details of every dayWeek & calendarRoutines and seasonal moments
Time together is part of the school day.
Time together is part of the school day.
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Westhaven School

Westhaven campus courtyard

Admissions questions

Useful answers
before a visit.

A few details families often want to understand before the first conversation.

Which grades are part of Westhaven?

The Lower School includes Kindergarten through Grade 5. The Middle School includes Grades 6–8. Both share the library, studios, courtyard and school events.

What does the school day look like?

Morning arrival begins at 8:00. Classes start at 8:15. Lower School dismissal is 3:00 and Middle School dismissal is 3:15. Optional afternoon care runs until 5:30.

Do children wear a uniform?

There is no uniform. Students wear everyday clothes suitable for classroom work, outdoor play and studio activities. Closed-toe shoes are part of the daily routine.

What is included in tuition?

Classroom books and materials, curricular day trips, arts classes and clubs within the school day are included. Lunch, optional afternoon care and optional overnight travel are separate.

Can we arrange a visit before discussing an application?

Yes. A campus visit is a useful first step. The tour conversation covers the school day, the grade you are considering and practical family questions.

Does this form reserve a place or an appointment?

The form prepares your tour details for review. It does not confirm an appointment or an admission decision.

The next step

See the school for yourself.

A tour lets you see the classrooms, shared spaces and school day for yourself. Prepare a visit enquiry with your contact details and the grade you are considering.

Plan a school visit