Campus life

Learning spaces

TEC describes school infrastructure that includes classrooms, dormitories, kitchens, water access, libraries, laboratories and sports grounds. Its work also includes gardens and livestock supporting school meals. Facilities differ across campuses; ask the selected school what is available for your child’s stage.

A closer look at the campus

Use the gallery to explore existing school photographs, then request a visit to see the environment in person. During a visit, ask which spaces are used by the intended year group, how the day is organised and how families receive school updates.

Day attendance

Ask the school about arrival and collection times, authorised collection arrangements, meals and items to bring. Confirm transport availability and any related charges directly. Choose an attendance option shown on the school record when applying.

Boarding conversations

For a boarding place, discuss accommodation, supervision, study time, meals, family contact and visiting arrangements with the relevant school. Request the current packing list and reporting instructions after the school confirms the next step.

Student wellbeing

Tell the school about relevant medical, dietary or learning needs through a private channel. Ask who families should contact for pastoral concerns and how urgent matters are communicated. The enquiry form can request that conversation without including sensitive documents.

Activities and interests

Our local gallery includes science presentations, computing, sports and choir activities. Ask which clubs and activities are running for the child’s year group this term. Photographs show school life and do not establish a current timetable.

Visiting responsibly

Submit a preferred visit date and campus through the visit form. A request remains pending until staff confirm it. Ask about photography and safeguarding expectations before taking or sharing photographs on campus.