Frequently Asked Questions
Below are some of the most common questions you may have about the curriculum, values, and community at Providence Christian School.
If you have any further questions or would like to arrange a visit simply get in touch – we would be delighted to hear from you.
Certainly not! Every child is welcome at Providence Christian School.
No, not at all. Providence Christian School is a non-denominational Christian school, and almost every denomination on the island is represented amongst current and past pupils.
Class sizes at Providence do vary in size but are small.
Yes, all teachers are registered with the GTC.
Yes, at the moment we only cover Primaries 1-7.
Absolutely. We encourage parents and guardians to visit the school. We hold annual open days in February, so keep an eye on our social media for details.
As PCS is not supported financially by the state, tuition fees are charged to help cover the cost of running the School.
From 1 August 2026, our monthly school fees are:
- One child: £160 per month
- Multiple children: £260 per month
Fees are normally paid in advance, either monthly, termly or annually.
We recognise that the cost of independent Christian education can be challenging for some families.
Bursary assistance may be available for families experiencing genuine financial hardship, subject to the school’s available funds and assessment process. Bursaries are awarded at the discretion of the school and are normally reviewed every four months. Families may be asked to provide information about their household income and financial circumstances. Bursary applications are treated confidentially and fairly.
For further information about current fees, payment arrangements or bursary support, prospective parents are welcome to contact the school Treasurer.
Yes – all parents will receive a handbook once their children are enrolled at the school.
Our school policies cover the purpose and operational procedures of the school.
You can download and read our School Policies here.
At Providence Christian School we believe that children are a precious gift from God to be loved and nurtured. Part of this nurturing is teaching children right from wrong, reflecting Christian values in how others should be treated. We recognise that we all sin and fail to act in ways that are pleasing to God and our lives must reflect our own repentance, as well as seeking to direct children to the One who alone can forgive sins. Our training and correction of children comes from our love for them and desire that they should grow to live lives of service to others.
At present, packed lunches are required.
