One of our first secondary students shows us how it is done! Well done student and teachers!
The Troutbeck School
Primary & Secondary – Christian – Boarding
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Measuring voltage in series and parallel circuits for iGCSE physics
Become strong in science.
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Recent weekend meals from the young chefs
Learning how to prepare a decent meal!
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We draw our own maps of the First World War
This is how we will integrate your child’s learning in History and Geography
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Programming a robot with motion sensor
Learning to code!
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Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics
We have great tools for learning about the real world out there
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Golf at The Troutbeck School
Sport for life!
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Learning about the nutrition in our foods
We teach children how to learn – not to memorise!
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Grade 0 and Early Childhood Development
Learn more at The Troutbeck School
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Our offering
Come to The Troutbeck School for:
A western style school and level of education within a Zimbabwean setting and culture.
Boarding at Troutbeck
You are giving us your child to care for at Troutbeck all day, every day of the term. As well as all the academic and practical life learning that takes place here, the boarding experience is vitally important. In our…
Primary Learning
Welcome to The Troutbeck School’s Learning page. The key points of our approach to your child’s learning and development are outlined here with links provided to additional information on the site. We are a primary school following the Montessori approach. (In case…
Secondary Learning
In January 2019 we started teaching our first secondary students coming from Zimbabwe and the UK. Our classes are small and are designed around the needs of our pupils. We average 6 students per teacher in all classes. As a Montessori based…
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Food is fun – at The Troutbeck School
Mexican for lunch:
Golf is great – our practice weekend
Pictures from our recent golf practice weekend
Producing hydrogen gas by electrolysis!
We produced hydrogen gas by electrolysing a solution of Sodium Chloride NaCl. And at the ‘pencil electrode’ the hydrogen being produced: Hydrogen gas bubbling up from he pencil electrode.
We draw our own maps of the First World War
This is how we will integrate your child’s learning in History and Geography
The Troutbeck School 