Program Overview
Program Overview
The Kindergarten (KG) Program prepares children for formal schooling through a balanced curriculum that focuses on literacy, numeracy, social skills, and cognitive development. Students develop alphabet recognition, basic reading and writing skills, counting, and social interaction abilities through play-based and structured learning activities.
Learning Objectives
Early Literacy
Alphabet recognition, phonics, basic reading, and writing skills
Early Numeracy
Number recognition, counting, basic addition and subtraction
Social Development
Cooperation, sharing, classroom routines, and social skills
Cognitive Development
Problem-solving, memory, logical thinking, and creativity
Who Should Enroll?
Ideal Candidates
This program is designed for:
Children Age 4-5 Years
Ready for structured learning and school preparation
School Readiness
Preparing for formal primary education
Social Learners
Developing social and communication skills
Program Structure
Language & Literacy
- Alphabet Recognition
- Phonics & Letter Sounds
- Basic Reading & Comprehension
- Writing Skills & Handwriting
Mathematics & Logic
- Number Recognition 1-20
- Basic Addition & Subtraction
- Shapes & Patterns
- Logical Thinking & Problem Solving
Creative & Social Development
- Art & Craft Activities
- Music & Movement
- Social Skills & Cooperation
- Physical Activities & Play
Program Duration
1 Academic Year with daily sessions. Flexible schedules available with morning and afternoon batches.
Assessment
- Continuous observation and assessment
- Portfolio-based evaluation
Certification
Upon successful completion, children receive a Kindergarten Completion Certificate recognizing their academic and developmental achievements.