A multi-purpose hall was built in 1989. The school buildings comply with current rigorous fire regulations, and regular fire-drill practices are conducted. The school is well stocked with text-books, and children are provided with exercise books. A television for educational use is provided in every classroom, and the school owns a number of computers. The curriculum is broadly based not only on the requirements of the National Curriculum, but more importantly on the requirements of the selective senior schools for which the pupils are prepared.
Emphasis is placed on the achievement of a high standard in reading, writing and arithmetic.
Great attention is paid to multiplication tables, spelling, handwriting, grammar and composition. Children are heard to read daily, enabling them to progress at their own speed through levels of reading appropriate to their ability. The school has reading books at every level from all main reading schemes. In the early years, children are with their Form Teacher for most of the time. As they get older they are taught by specialist teachers in many subjects.