Our school brings together classroom learning, practical activities and everyday experiences to help children develop abilities they can understand, practise and use.
Children learn at different levels and according to their individual abilities, giving them space to engage in ways suited to where they are in their development.
The school day also includes art and craft, kitchen skills, vocational activities and hands-on experiences. Together, these create different ways to explore, participate and gradually do more for themselves.
Explore Our School
Children learn according to their individual levels and abilities. This allows classroom experiences to meet them where they are and give them room to develop at their own pace.
Alongside guided classroom time, art and craft, kitchen skills and vocational activities bring a practical dimension to the school day.
Doing, making and participating give children different ways to engage with what they are learning and put their abilities into practice.
Life Skills
Personal care is an important part of becoming more involved in one's own daily routine.
Children practise activities such as combing, nail cutting and toilet training with guidance and regular practice.
These familiar tasks give them opportunities to participate more actively in looking after themselves and gradually become more comfortable managing personal routines.
Working with their hands gives children a chance to explore materials, follow a process and see something take shape through their own effort.
Vocational activities include making paper bags and envelopes, creating door torans, bottle painting, diya painting, candle making and making photo frames.
Each activity brings together creativity and practical work while giving children the satisfaction of completing something they have made themselves.
Digital Learning
Technology forms another part of children's exposure at school.
Through typing practice, children are introduced to working with a computer and become more familiar with using digital tools.
It is a simple beginning that gives them another way to interact, practise and explore.
Movement and creativity bring a different energy to the school experience and give children more ways to participate.
Children take part in skating, cycling, ball play and basketball, alongside music and dance. Creative activities include photo-frame making, making flowers and ships, thumb painting, cotton painting, brush painting and crayon painting.
Their participation also extends to sports and dance competitions, giving them opportunities to take what they enjoy beyond their regular activities.
Progress & Parent Connection
Following a child's development helps both the school and family stay connected with their journey.
We conduct school assessments and sports assessments and maintain progress reports to record development over time.
Admissions
Admissions are considered from 6 years of age, with an assessment and meeting conducted as part of the process.
For further admission details, please contact the Principal.
Admission EnquirySchool life brings together many different experiences - personal care, hands-on work, creativity, technology, movement and participation.
Some moments introduce a new activity. Others strengthen something already being practised. Together, they give children more ways to explore their abilities, discover interests and take an active part in the world around them.
