PRIMARY CURRICULUM

The Primary Curriculum is designed to provide a strong foundation for lifelong learning by fostering intellectual, emotional, social, and moral development.

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Kindergarten Curriculum

The Kindergarten curriculum focuses on the holistic development of children through play-based and activity-oriented learning experiences. The following areas are emphasized:
1
Development of Good Manners and Social Skills
● Cultivating positive behavior, respect, sharing, cooperation, and responsibility.
2
Free Play Activities
● Educational and constructional toys.
● Indoor and outdoor games.
● Group play and interaction with peers.
3
Physical Development
● Activities involving muscular and limb movement.
● Development of gross and fine motor skills.
● Physical fitness through structured and unstructured play.
4
Social and Environmental Awareness
● Play involving contact, acquaintance, imitation, and experience of family, social, and physical environments.
5
Playground Activities
● Use of age-appropriate playground equipment for physical coordination and confidence building.
6
Physical Training
● Simple exercises, dance, rhythmic movement, and eurhythmics.
7
Practical Life Activities
● Gardening, simple chores, and participation in community-based activities to encourage responsibility and independence.
8
Sensorial Education
● Learning through natural objects and specially designed educational materials to enhance sensory perception.
9
Creative and Artistic Development
● Drawing, painting, coloring, craft work, singing, music, dancing, and other artistic activities.
● Development of finger skills and hand-eye coordination through various handwork activities.
10
Academic Readiness
● Language development and communication skills.
● Personal hygiene and health habits.
● Elementary nature study involving plants, animals, and the environment.
● Basic numeracy, counting, and introductory arithmetic concepts.
11
Self-Service and Independence
● Encouraging children to perform age-appropriate tasks independently and minimizing reliance on adult assistance.
12
Educational Excursions and Outings
● Planned outings and field visits to provide experiential learning opportunities.
The Kindergarten program follows a child-centered, activity-based, and play-way approach, ensuring the development of cognitive, physical, emotional, social, creative, and language skills in a joyful and nurturing environment.
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