At our school, each class is named after a tree—a symbol rich with meaning, both spiritually and educationally. Trees are powerful biblical and natural symbols of growth, strength, and life. Just as a tree is rooted deeply in the earth and stretches upward toward the heavens, we believe every child should be grounded in faith and values while reaching confidently toward their full God-given potential.

Each tree name represents qualities we hope to nurture in our children: resilience like the oak, gentleness like the willow, or fruitfulness like the apple tree. In Scripture, trees often signify wisdom, righteousness, and the presence of God—such as the Tree of Life in Genesis and Revelation. By naming our classes after trees, we remind our children daily of their spiritual journey: to grow strong in character, bear good fruit, and stand firm in God’s love.

You can find out more about each of our classes in this section, including when PE lessons are, what your child will be learning this half-term and details of any homework.