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Pre-School and Kindergarten

Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten

The most important role of early childhood education is to build a strong foundation for children's development, shape their character, and develop lifelong learning skills. During this stage, children experience rapid growth in their physical, intellectual, emotional, moral, cognitive, and language development.

Physical development includes the coordination of both fine and gross motor skills, as well as the ability to perform various activities. This requires adequate nutrition, proper hygiene, and both physical and emotional safety to ensure that children remain healthy and physically strong.

CSI's curriculum is designed to meet the specific psychological and physical needs of students. It promotes the development of children's intellectual abilities, emotional well-being, thinking skills, moral values, language skills, and physical growth. The school also organizes educational play activities that help children learn to observe, listen, speak and describe, imitate, explore, and ask questions.

Through this curriculum, students acquire comprehensive Knowledge, Skills, and Positive Attitudes, preparing them to continue their studies at the primary education level with confidence and strong potential.

 

Study from Monday - Friday    

          l Morning              7:30 a.m.      -         11:00 a.m.

          l Afternoon           1:30 p.m.     -         5:00 p.m.

          l Full-Day             7:30 a.m.      -         5:00 p.m.

                                 

Subjects to study

          l Psycho-motor                 l Pre-Writing                     l Pre-Mathematics

          l Science                          l Drawing / Art / Music          l Songs / Poems

          l Dance                            l Handicraft                      l Environmental Education    

    l Story Telling                   l English                           l Play Activities