With an emphasis on authentic learning and real-world problem-solving, Trafalgar encourages risk-taking, experimental thinking and develops Future-Ready competencies to prepare our students for real-world challenges and opportunities.
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McKenna O., Senior School Student
Our advanced academic program and exceptional curriculum in Math, Science, Technology, English, Music and Languages, combined with our thorough understanding of how girls learn, ensures that Trafalgar Castle School students excel.
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We equip students with the ability to evaluate information against explicit criteria to make thoughtful, reasoned judgments. Students learn to differentiate facts from inferences and reliable information from "fake news," while diligently seeking diverse perspectives before making informed decisions.
We guide students to see the world as interconnected parts and wholes. Students learn to analyze systems, look for patterns and trends, and understand that a change in one part may affect the whole. They develop the capacity to design solutions and consider the impact of choices for both the short and long term.
We focus on developing strong skills in all forms of communication—verbal, non-verbal, written, and visual. Students learn to convey meaning with clarity and purpose, utilizing active listening, selecting appropriate media, and considering their audience to effectively share and receive information.
We support students in becoming intrinsically motivated, life-long learners who understand the power of self-awareness. Students develop habits like recognizing emotional cues, embracing responsibility for their growth, and setting SMART goals to effectively manage their learning journey.
We cultivate caring global citizens who practice kindness, compassion, and empathy. Students learn to respect the rights of all living beings, appreciate the natural world, and practice walking in others' shoes to foster understanding and connection within diverse communities.
We develop skills essential for productive teamwork, recognizing that collaboration requires flexible thinking, compromise, and contribution. Students practice sharing work equitably, acknowledging each other's strengths, and productively resolving conflict while remaining open to diverse perspectives.
We foster the courage and persistence for students to develop and share unique ideas. Students practice skills like experimenting and questioning, while developing the habit of embracing mistakes as learning opportunities, recognizing that innovation is an iterative and messy process.