St Eurit is a co-educational independent day school for boys and girls aged 3 - 12, which comprises a Pre-Prep, Preparatory. It is a thriving, happy and purposeful place where excellence and a love of learning are nurtured.

The children at St Eurit are at the heart of everything that we do. Their enthusiasm and passions are nurtured by a dedicated team of teachers who inspire our students to give of their very best both in and outside the classroom, at school and at home.

VISION

SEIS recognize the need to provide internationally relevant education and socialization for all our students so that they can fit perfectly in the multi-dynamic political, socio-economic, cultural and technological dispensations of all times and make meaningful contributions to the overall well-being of the world (society).

MOTTO

'EDUCATING THE MIND " (EDUQUER L'ESPRIT)

MISSION

SEIS believes in the identification, nurturing as well as the development of academic and social 'SAINTS' through providing a secure practical learning environment which guarantees a strong base for assured excellency for all students. Positioning is key, as an institution with the right placement we celebrate every student uniqueness and usher them to be the best they can be.

AIM AND OBJECTIVES

• To provide for all pupils a curriculum that is broad, balanced, coherent and relevant
• To assist all pupils to acquire the knowledge and skills which will enable them to lead fulfilling lives at School, at home and at work, through academic and personal development opportunities.
• To enable all pupils to become confident, independent, self-disciplined adults, able to co-operate with others in a responsible and considerate manner
• To assist all pupils to appreciate human achievement in all forms: art, drama, literature, music, science, technology and physical pursuits and to encourage participation in these fields as appropriate
• To enable all pupils to gain a knowledge of and respect for people of other races and nationalities and their beliefs, cultures and ways of life, and to encourage them to live together harmoniously
• To develop in all pupils a care and concern for others
• To encourage all pupils to contribute to the life and community of the School through a culture of service and participation in activities and events.
• To promote in all pupils respect of religious and moral values and in particular those of the Christian Church