Academic Structure
Our program spans Early Years through Primary Level (Playgroup to Grade V) and provides a strong foundation in:

• Language and Literacy
• Mathematics
• Science
• Social Studies
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

A distinctive feature of our curriculum is the integration of purposeful life-skills education, including:

• Trading and Mini Market Activities – introducing financial literacy, ethical decision-making, and communication skills
• Cooking Classes – promoting independence, responsibility, and practical life competence
• Pottery and Clay Work – developing creativity, focus, and fine motor skills

Teaching and learning emphasize conceptual understanding, inquiry, critical thinking, and effective communication, enabling students to take ownership of their learning.

Early Years Program (Pre-School)
The Early Years curriculum is play-based, inquiry-driven, and developmentally appropriate, focusing on:

• Phonics and early literacy
• Number sense and mathematical thinking
• Physical coordination and motor skills
• Social awareness, emotional development, and confidence
• This approach nurtures curiosity and builds readiness for structured primary learning
• Inquiry-Based & Experiential Learning

Across all levels, students engage in hands-on, project-based learning that connects classroom knowledge with real-life contexts. Learning experiences encourage:

• Exploration and questioning
• Collaboration and reflection
• Problem-solving and creativity
• Students are guided to become active participants in their learning journey.
• Life Skills & Applied Learning

Workshops and Thematic Learning – structured experiences that extend understanding beyond the classroom.
These experiences cultivate independence, adaptability, and real-world awareness.
Creative & Physical Development.

Balanced development is supported through:

• Visual Arts and Craft
• Music and Movement
• Drama and Storytelling
• Physical Education and Karate
• These programs foster self-expression, resilience, teamwork, and physical well-being.
• Personalized Learning Environment
• With small class sizes and close teacher guidance, students receive individualized support that respects their unique strengths, learning styles, and pace of development.
• Values, Independence & Learner Development
• Character education is embedded across the curriculum. We encourage students to demonstrate:
• Independence and self-management
• Respect, empathy, and integrity
• Collaboration, leadership, and global awareness

Our aim is to nurture confident, thoughtful, and responsible learners prepared for future academic pathways and lifelong learning.