
Prep Program
Confidence, strong academic foundations, and independence β everything a child needs for a genuinely smooth transition into Class 1.
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What your child will learn
- Reading simple sentences and writing independently
- Numbers 1β1000, addition, subtraction, and multiplication
- Shapes, patterns, time, and money
- Science and environmental exploration
- Confident communication and independent problem-solving
Why Prep
What makes it work for your child
π§βπ«One Teacher, Twenty Children
A 1:20 ratio means our teacher can give focused, individual attention as children build the last academic and confidence pieces before Class 1.
πA Celebration-Filled Classroom
Festivals, theme days, and performances turn what children learn into something they get to show off β building real confidence, not just knowledge.
π±Curious, Hands-On Science
Simple experiments, nature walks, and observation activities turn environmental awareness into something children explore for themselves.
Curriculum
How we build every learning area
Ten focus areas, woven into everyday play across the Prep year. Swipe through β
Language Development
Develops reading, writing, listening, speaking, and comprehension through phonics, story reading, conversations, and vocabulary activities.
Outcome: Children read simple texts, write meaningful sentences, communicate clearly, and develop strong vocabulary.
Mathematics
Builds logical thinking, problem-solving ability, and number sense through hands-on activities, number games, worksheets, and real-life examples.
Outcome: Children understand basic mathematical concepts, solve simple problems, and apply maths in daily life.
Art & Craft
Encourages creativity, imagination, self-expression, and fine motor skills through drawing, colouring, painting, and creative projects.
Outcome: Children express creativity confidently and improve hand-eye coordination and concentration.
Music & Dance
Enhances confidence, rhythm, memory, coordination, and emotional expression through songs, rhymes, dance, and stage performances.
Outcome: Children participate confidently, develop rhythm and coordination, and enjoy creative expression.
Science & Environmental Awareness
Develops curiosity, observation skills, and understanding of the natural world through experiments, nature observation, and activity-based learning.
Outcome: Children observe, explore, ask questions, and develop awareness about science and the environment.
Life Skills
Helps children become independent, responsible, and capable of handling daily activities through practical activities and classroom responsibilities.
Outcome: Children become independent, responsible, and confident in managing daily tasks.
Social Skills
Builds teamwork, empathy, respect, and cooperation through group activities, classroom discussions, and cooperative games.
Outcome: Children cooperate with others, respect differences, communicate positively, and build friendships.
Physical Development
Supports healthy growth, fitness, coordination, and balance through outdoor games, sports, yoga, and movement activities.
Outcome: Children develop strength, flexibility, coordination, and healthy lifestyle habits.
Creative Thinking
Encourages imagination, innovation, and problem-solving through open-ended activities, projects, puzzles, and exploration.
Outcome: Children think creatively, solve problems independently, and confidently express new ideas.
A Day at School
What a normal Prep day looks like
Arrival & Welcome
Children settle in, greet friends, and organise their belongings for the day.
Circle Time
Greetings, attendance, weather and calendar activities, and news sharing that build communication and confidence.
Learning Time
Literacy, phonics, reading, writing, numbers, and concept-based activities through worksheets, games, and hands-on learning.
Snack Time
Children eat independently, learn table manners, and practise hygiene habits.
Outdoor Play
Free play, sports, running games, and movement exercises that build strength and teamwork.
Creative Activities
Art, craft, experiments, and hands-on projects that build creativity and independent thinking.
Music & Dance
Rhymes, songs, musical games, and dance movements that build rhythm and self-expression.
Story Time
Stories narrated with books, puppets, and pictures that build listening skills and vocabulary.
Revision & Reflection
Children revise the dayβs learning and share what they learned, strengthening memory and confidence.
Departure
Children pack their bags, follow dismissal routines, and greet teachers before leaving.
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