Fun and learning for the full year starts on June 23, 2025 👍🏻
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We cater to the following age groups:
ACTIVE TODDLERS CLASS
Learning through discovery (1.9 years and up)
For toddlers who already show an active interest in learning, socializing, and discovering, and are beginning to practice self-help skills.
Daily routines, interactive play, sensorial activities, storytelling, and art activities are geared towards introducing beginning literacy, informal number skills, knowledge of the world, and the development of language skills.
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JUNIOR NURSERY CLASS
Exploring new themes (2.8 years and up)
New themes and subjects will be introduced through structured learning, experiential learning, pretend and cooperative play.
Beginning literacy is at the core of the program, employing art activities, songs, stories, and storytelling to introduce phonics lessons and instill a love of reading.
The students are expected to develop phonemic awareness and phonics skills, to identify and differentiate letter sounds, to blend sounds, and to write letters and words.
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SENIOR NURSERY CLASS
Headstart for the Big World (3.8 years and up)
As the final level before the big school, our focus will be on strengthening the academic foundation that readies your child for the challenges of the formal educational curriculum
Focused on strengthening your child’s independence, this program aims to sharpen your child’s grasp of math, science, reading and speaking, and writing skills
Strengthening literacy skills through identifying the sounds of letters, writing letters and words, recognizing word families and patterns, and blending sounds that make up words is the bedrock of the program.
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Why learning through play?
Through play, a child makes sense of his world.
A child's sense of joy, wonder and focus are all engaged when in play.
Unicef, in its published brief about learning through play reiterated this:
"Play is one of the most important ways in which young children gain essential knowledge and skills. For this reason, play opportunities and environments that promote play, exploration and hands-on learning are at the core of effective pre-primary programs of a preschool. Early childhood period lay the groundwork for success in school and beyond."
- UNICEF
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