Focus Areas For Following Classes

Pre-Grade (P.G.) and Kindergarten

1. Language Development

  • Phonetics: Recognizing letters and sounds.
  • Vocabulary building through stories, rhymes, and conversations.
  • Basic speaking and listening skills.

2. Cognitive Development

  • Pattern recognition.
  • Sorting and classifying objects.
  • Basic counting (1-20) and number recognition.

3. Motor Skills

  • Fine motor skills: Writing, coloring, and using tools like scissors.
  • Gross motor skills: Running, jumping, and balancing.

4. Social and Emotional Development

  • Sharing and turn-taking.
  • Following instructions and classroom rules.
  • Expressing emotions appropriately.

5. Creative Development

  • Art and craft activities.
  • Music, dance, and free play.

Classes I & II

1. Language and Literacy

  • Reading simple sentences and stories.
  • Basic grammar: nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
  • Sentence formation and short compositions.

2. Mathematics

  • Basic operations: Addition and subtraction.
  • Understanding shapes and patterns.
  • Introduction to time and money concepts.

3. Environmental Awareness

  • Basic science: Plants, animals, seasons, and weather.
  • Personal hygiene and healthy habits.
  • Local community and surroundings.

4. Social and Emotional Skills

  • Teamwork and cooperation.
  • Developing empathy and problem-solving.

5. Creative and Physical Development

  • Structured art projects.
  • Introduction to physical education and teamwork activities.

Classes III to VIII

1. Language and Literacy

  • Comprehensive reading and writing skills.
  • Vocabulary building and usage.
  • Grammar: Tenses, punctuation, and sentence structures.

2. Mathematics

  • Multiplication and division.
  • Fractions, decimals, and measurement.
  • Problem-solving and logical reasoning.

3. Science and Environmental Studies

  • Basic concepts in biology, physics, and chemistry.
  • Environmental conservation and sustainability.
  • Introduction to simple experiments and observations.

4. Social Studies

  • History and cultural heritage.
  • Basic geography: Maps, continents, and oceans.
  • Civic sense and responsibilities.

5. Emotional and Life Skills

  • Conflict resolution.
  • Goal setting and time management.
  • Building confidence and self-esteem.

6. Creativity and Physical Education

  • Advanced art, craft, and project-based learning.
  • Sports and fitness activities.
  • Performing arts: Drama, music, and dance.