Kindergarten

Kindergarten is one year of early education for children at least five years of age. It is used as a transitional period to prepare them for their elementary schooling years. In kindergarten, children learn basic educational foundations in all subjects including reading, math, social studies, and science.

Curriculum

• Children learn a mix of reading, writing, math, and other subjects.
• Reading is made fun and positive.
• Children learn to count to calculate.
• Children learn to recognize letters and phonemes.

Activities

• Children explore their creativity and imagination through play and artistic activities.
• Children develop their motor skills through activities like running, jumping, climbing, and drawing.
• Children participate in extracurricular activities like art, music, dance, and physical education.

Environment

• Children learn in a safe and supportive environment.
• Children can take risks and explore their interests.
• Children develop their confidence and self-esteem.
• Children promote a positive self-concept.

Flexibility

• Timetables allow for flexibility to consider spontaneous learning situations and children's current interests.

Learning engagement

• Learning is based on children's engagement and interests.
• Children are curious and self-engaged to learn more about a specific topic.