2. Core Subjects & Concepts

• The curriculum introduces fundamental subjects in a simplified and engaging manner:
• Language Development (English & Mother Tongue)
• Recognition of letters (Alphabet learning-phonics-based approach).
• Vocabulary building through rhymes, stories, and picture books.
• Speaking skills through storytelling, role-playing, and interactive discussions.
• Pre-writing skills (Tracing, scribbling, pattern drawing).
• Numeracy (Mathematics)
• Number recognition and counting.
• Basic shapes, patterns, and sizes.
• Sorting, matching, and sequencing activities.
• Introduction to simple addition and subtraction concepts through fun activities.
• Environmental Awareness (General Knowledge & Science)
• Learning about nature, animals, seasons, and surroundings.
• Basic hygiene, health, and safety practices.
• Awareness of colors, textures, and the five senses.
• Creative Expression (Art & Craft, Music, Dance)
• Drawing, coloring, and simple craftwork.
• Singing nursery rhymes and engaging in dance movements.
• Exploring musical instruments and rhythms.

3. Motor Skills Development

Fine Motor Skills: Activities like clay modeling, bead stringing, and paper folding help improve hand-eye coordination.

Gross Motor Skills: Running, jumping, balancing, and other physical exercises enhance physical strength and coordination.

4. Social & Emotional Development

Teaching manners, sharing, and cooperation through group activities.

Encouraging self-expression, confidence, and independence.

Storytelling and puppet shows to teach moral values and empathy.

5. Assessment & Evaluation

Pre-primary education, assessments are conducted through:

Term exams will be conducted and the First term will be in the month of December and the second term exam will be conducted in April.

Along with the Assessments, students will be assessed by Continuous observation of participation in activities.

Developmental checklists for skills like communication, creativity, and social behavior.

Portfolio-based assessments including artwork, worksheets, and classroom participation records.

Importance of Pre-Primary Education

Lays the groundwork for cognitive and academic development.

Encourages curiosity, imagination, and social interaction.

Builds a strong foundation for formal schooling with basic literacy and numeracy skills.

Develops self-confidence, discipline, and enthusiasm for learning.

By making learning enjoyable and engaging, pre-primary academics ensure that children transition smoothly into primary education with a positive attitude toward school and learning.

Child Care: Essential Aspects For Healthy Growth & Development

Child care involves providing a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment for young children to ensure their physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development.

Proper child care includes nutrition, hygiene, safety, emotional support, education, and physical activity.

Importance of Diet for Pre-Primary Students

A well-balanced diet is crucial for pre-primary students (ages 3-6) as it supports their rapid growth, brain development, and overall well-being. Proper nutrition enhances their physical strength, cognitive abilities, immunity, and emotional stability.