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Early Years to Grade 9Safe campus, bilingual support, family partnership
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Learning with purpose, care, and curiosity every day
Zeno Academy blends strong academics, student wellbeing, bilingual communication, and vibrant co-curricular life to help every learner thrive from early years through middle school.
Small-group support and specialist intervention when needed
Bilingual family communication and visible teacher partnership
Balanced emphasis on academics, wellbeing, and student voice
At a glance
1,280
students learning across our K12 pathway
96
teachers and specialists
28
clubs, teams, and co-curricular programs
98%
family satisfaction in annual feedback
Our approach
Children do their best when they feel safe, known, challenged, and inspired. Our school is designed to nurture character, literacy, numeracy, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning.
Clear expectations, evidence-based teaching, and purposeful learning pathways in literacy, numeracy, language, and inquiry.
We build belonging, emotional safety, and trusted teacher relationships so children can do their best work.
STEAM, arts, clubs, performances, sports, and service learning help students discover what excites them.
Learning journey
Early years built around routine, play, and language-rich discovery
Primary classrooms that strengthen independence, literacy, numeracy, and character
Middle school experiences that expand confidence, agency, and future readiness
Family communication
A secure campus, trained staff, and daily routines that support student health, confidence, and care.
Families stay informed through regular communication, workshops, conferences, and visible learning updates.
Balanced days, age-appropriate transitions, and a calendar designed around student rhythm and family planning.
Take the next step
Meet our team, visit classrooms, and discover whether Zeno Academy is the right fit for your child and family.
Questions before you visit?
Our admissions team can talk through grade placement, class routines, support needs, and the best entry point for your child.
