Frequently Asked Questions

Class sizes are planned to keep lessons manageable and teacher attention practical. Final numbers may vary by grade, but each class is monitored so students can receive academic and pastoral support.

Students complete a grade-appropriate assessment in core areas such as English, mathematics, and general readiness. The result helps teachers understand the student's current level and identify any support needed after joining.

Transport routes are planned with trained drivers, attendance checks, and supervised pickup and drop-off routines. Families receive route details and can contact the school office if timings or addresses change.

Greenfield follows a structured curriculum designed to build core knowledge, inquiry skills, assessment readiness, and communication confidence. Teachers align lesson plans, homework, and assessments with grade-level outcomes.

Families usually provide a birth certificate, recent photographs, previous school records, parent identification, and any transfer documents. The admissions office shares a grade-specific checklist so nothing important is missed.

The current fee structure is shared by the admissions office during the inquiry or campus visit. Families can review tuition, registration, transport, activity, and uniform-related costs before making a decision.

Parents receive updates through school notices, teacher communication, progress reports, and scheduled meetings. Important announcements about assessments, events, attendance, and fees are shared clearly and in advance whenever possible.

Regular timings are shared before the start of each academic year and may vary slightly for early years, primary, and senior grades. The school also informs families about activity days, examination schedules, and holiday changes in advance.

Fees are generally scheduled by term or month depending on the selected plan. The accounts office provides due dates, accepted payment methods, and reminders so families can plan ahead.