Overview
Nurturing a lifelong love of learning
As part of our Kidszo Primary Years Programme, we offer our Early Childhood curriculum for children aged 2-4 years. Through inquiry-based learning and play, it aims to engage and stimulate young students and nurture their academic, personal and social development.
- Make choices and decisions
- Use materials in flexible and imaginative ways
- Sustain their interests and extend their knowledge
- Work collaboratively with others
- Develop an understanding of themselves and the world around them
- Initiate inquiry and ask questions
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Activities
An engaging, happy and
stimulating environment
stimulating environment
Learning through play
We encourage our Early Childhood students to explore, investigate and play through activities chosen by them and activities initiated by an adult.
Outdoor Activities
Our campuses both feature large gardens with climbing frames, sandpits and a wide range of toys and equipment for children to play and enjoy together.
Social Communication
We also meet families in advance of a child starting to find out as much as possible make their transition into our school a happy and easy experience.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The size of our Pre-School classes is typically 14 to 17 students. This guarantees an excellent staff-to-student ratio, ensuring every child receives the attention they need to reach their full potential.
The size of our Pre-School classes is typically 14 to 17 students. This guarantees an excellent staff-to-student ratio, ensuring every child receives the attention they need to reach their full potential.
The size of our Pre-School classes is typically 14 to 17 students. This guarantees an excellent staff-to-student ratio, ensuring every child receives the attention they need to reach their full potential.
The size of our Pre-School classes is typically 14 to 17 students. This guarantees an excellent staff-to-student ratio, ensuring every child receives the attention they need to reach their full potential.
