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A Global Family
The world is full of opportunities. We give your child a place to grow so they can reach out and grab them.
Learning for Everyone
Whatever your child needs, our curriculum inspires them to reach their full potential.
Building The Whole Child
Our students have the confidence to achieve, but also the character and values to become valued members of society.
Teachers Who Care
Our experienced teaching staff care about the education of their students, and are always prepared to go one step further.
Join Our Community
Our close-knit community of parents, teachers and students is our pride and joy. We hope you can be a part of it.
A World of Excitement
Our packed calendar of events and activities will make each day special.
Helping Children Grow
Your child can go anywhere. We aim to give them the confidence to get there.
We are very fortunate to have a vibrant, active and supportive parent community that welcomes new families with open arms and is an integral part of our pastoral care.
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DCA Family Picnic Rodeo Bull
Games at DCA Family Picnic
Our parent association is called the Dover Court Association, the DCA. All parents are automatically part of the association and there is no charge for this. Each year the DCA organises successful events for both students and parents. The DCA holds regular meetings and encourages parents to attend to get involved and extend their network amongst the parent body. The first meeting for the new academic year is the AGM and will be held after the primary curriculum evening:
Events already on the calendar for the 2018/19 academic year include:
Each class has a parent representative who supports both the class teacher and the DCA. Parent representatives are incredibly important roles and we are very grateful to those that volunteer to help. The representatives assist with disseminating information from the class teacher and the DCA. They will often organise class social events so that all parents are connected and made to feel welcome.
Parents can also to get involved at school in a number of different ways. In the Lower Primary school parents volunteer weekly in the swimming pool with class swimming, there are also opportunities for parents to assist weekly with student reading. As part of the IPC curriculum parents are also often invited into school for the topic exit points to listen to students explaining and showcasing what they have learned.
As part of our pastoral programme we also welcome parent volunteers to join our family buddy programme. This has been set up so that families joining DCIS are contacted prior to school starting to welcome them and help them get settled. This is in addition to the class buddy system that happens when the students start school.