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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

The school week

A dependable rhythm.
Different work each day.

Lessons, outdoor breaks, arts and shared time have a place in the week.

Monday–Friday

8:15am
to 3:00 / 3:15pm

Lower School finishes at 3:00.
Middle School finishes at 3:15.

Gate opens and arrival begins

Class meeting or advisory

Core subject lessons

Outdoor break and snack

Subject work or investigation

Lunch and outdoor time

Lessons, specialist classes and group work

Dismissal, followed by optional afternoon care

Students making work in an art studio
Core work, specialist classes and time to make something.

Across the week

Wednesday is a longer project block.

Wednesday afternoons include a rotating 1:45–3:00 studio or project block. A class might use it to finish a science investigation, rehearse a performance or work across a longer art lesson. The rest of the week combines daily core work with scheduled specialist classes.

The blocks shown here describe the usual rhythm; teachers share the class timetable and any changes through family communication.

Across the school year

Moments to come together.

Autumn

Class introductions, family conferences and a first sharing of classroom work.

Winter

Music and performance gatherings, project work and the school publication.

Spring

Family conferences, studio exhibitions and end-of-year reflection.