Our curriculum is broad, balanced, and developmentally appropriate. It includes:

• Language and Literacy
  Developing reading fluency, written expression, listening, and speaking through storytelling, structured grammar, creative writing, and meaningful communication.
• Mathematics
  Promoting logical reasoning and conceptual clarity through experiential learning, problem-solving, and real-life applications of number sense, measurement, and geometry.
• Science and Environmental Awareness
  Encouraging curiosity through inquiry, observation, hands-on experiments, and projects rooted in sustainability and environmental responsibility.
• Social Studies
  Exploring history, geography, civics, and cultures to help students understand themselves, their communities, and their role as global citizens.
• Creative and Performing Arts
  Enabling expression through visual art, music, dance, and drama while enhancing imagination, fine motor skills, and emotional literacy.
• Physical Education and Wellness
  Integrating sports, yoga, movement, and mindfulness to promote health, resilience, and teamwork.
• Technology and Digital Literacy
  Introducing safe, age-appropriate use of digital tools to enhance creativity, research skills, and responsible online behavior.

Learning is active, engaging, and experiential. Our pedagogy incorporates:

• Inquiry Projects and Problem-Based Learning
  Students ask questions, investigate, create, and present their understanding through integrated project work.
• Hands-On Experiences
  Learning by doing fosters deeper conceptual understanding—whether through experiments, models, crafts, or community tasks.
• Collaborative and Social Learning
  Group tasks, peer discussions, and role-play nurture communication and social-emotional skills.
• Reflection and Metacognition
  Students think about their thinking, reflect on successes and areas to grow, and set personal learning goals.
• Inclusive and Supportive Classrooms
  Differentiated instruction and inclusive strategies cater to diverse learning styles, strengths, and needs.

Assessment for Growth

We believe that assessment should empower children, not just evaluate them. Our approach is growth-focused, meaning it celebrates individual progress, encourages reflection, and guides both teaching and learning. It is continuous, comprehensive, and child-centered—aligned with the developmental needs of primary learners.

Our Assessment Tools and Practices:

• Ongoing Class Participation and Performance Tasks

  Daily learning activities, group work, role-plays, experiments, and presentations allow teachers to observe how students apply skills in authentic contexts. These formative assessments provide immediate feedback and help students stay actively engaged in the learning process.

• Portfolios and Creative Work Samples

  Each student maintains a portfolio that captures their growth across subjects. From writing samples and drawings to science models and project reflections, these artifacts serve as a visual timeline of learning, creativity, and effort.

• Teacher Observations and Rubrics

  Educators use structured rubrics and anecdotal notes to track student performance across cognitive, social-emotional, and physical domains. Observations during classroom activities help identify strengths, areas for support, and learning styles, ensuring no child is left behind.

• Student Self-Assessment and Goal-Setting

  Learners are guided to reflect on their achievements and identify goals they wish to pursue. This process builds metacognitive awareness, fosters ownership of learning, and helps develop self-regulation and intrinsic motivation.

• Constructive Feedback Shared with Families

  We maintain strong home-school partnerships through regular feedback. Teachers communicate each child’s progress through report narratives, parent-teacher conferences, and learning reviews—ensuring families are informed, involved, and empowered to support their child’s journey.

• Inquisitive Learners
  They ask thoughtful questions and explore new ideas with curiosity and confidence. Their natural wonder fuels deeper understanding and a love for learning.
• Effective Communicators
  They express themselves clearly, listen actively, and engage in meaningful dialogue. Whether through speech, writing, or creative expression, they share their thoughts respectfully and confidently.
• Collaborative Team Players
  They enjoy working with others, valuing every voice in the group. Together, they solve problems, share responsibilities, and build strong relationships through cooperation and empathy.
• Creative Thinkers
  They imagine new possibilities and use their ideas to innovate and create. Their thinking is flexible, original, and reflective of real-world challenges.
• Empathetic Citizens
  They care deeply about others and act with kindness and compassion. They respect diversity, take responsibility for their actions, and contribute positively to their community and the world.