Playgroup

To provide a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for young children to explore and learn through play.

Play-Based Learning: Activities are designed to stimulate the senses and encourage exploration. This includes sensory play, music and movement, storytime, and outdoor play.
Social Skills: Focus on developing basic social skills such as sharing, taking turns, and interacting with peers.
Motor Skills: Activities to enhance fine and gross motor skills, such as stacking blocks, simple puzzles, and running or climbing.
Language Development: Introduction to basic vocabulary through songs, rhymes, and simple conversations.
Routine and Structure: Establishing a daily routine to provide a sense of security and predictability.

Nursery

To build a foundation for early learning by introducing basic concepts and skills.

Cognitive Development: Introduction to basic concepts like colors, shapes, numbers, and letters through interactive and engaging activities.
Language Skills: Enhancing vocabulary and comprehension through storytelling, picture books, and simple question-answer sessions.
Social and Emotional Development: Encouraging independence, cooperation, and positive self-esteem through group activities and role-playing.
Creative Expression: Activities like drawing, painting, and craft to promote creativity and fine motor skills.
Physical Development: Daily outdoor play and structured physical activities to develop gross motor skills.
Music and Movement: Songs, dance, and rhythm activities to enhance auditory and motor skills.

To prepare children for formal schooling by developing pre-academic and social skills.

Pre-Literacy Skills: Recognition of letters, phonetic sounds, and beginning writing skills (tracing, copying letters).
Pre-Math Skills: Introduction to basic math concepts such as counting, sorting, patterns, and simple addition/subtraction.
Language and Communication: Developing conversational skills, vocabulary expansion, and storytelling.
Science and Nature: Simple experiments and nature exploration to introduce basic scientific concepts.
Social Studies: Understanding community helpers, family roles, and basic cultural awareness.
Physical Development: Continued focus on gross and fine motor skills through indoor and outdoor activities.
Art and Craft: More advanced projects to enhance creativity, fine motor skills, and following instructions.
Music and Movement: Continued emphasis on rhythm, music appreciation, and coordinated movement.

To further develop academic and social skills, ensuring readiness for Grade

Literacy Development: Reading simple sentences, writing their names, and basic sight words. Introduction to short stories and comprehension activities.
Mathematical Skills: Understanding numbers up to 100, basic arithmetic operations, and introduction to concepts like time, money, and measurement.
Language and Communication: Enhancing reading fluency, vocabulary, and conversational skills through more complex activities.
Science and Exploration: In-depth exploration of natural and physical sciences, including basic concepts of earth science, biology, and physics.
Social Studies: Broader understanding of community, country, and the world. Introduction to maps and basic geography.
Physical Development: More structured physical education to enhance coordination, balance, and overall fitness.
Art and Craft: Advanced projects that require following multiple steps and using a variety of materials.
Music and Movement: Continued development of rhythm and musical skills, with opportunities for performances and group activities.