Early years are all about playing and learning the basics of the alphabet and numbers. Isn’t it?
Many people have considered preschool education to be a basic and unimportant activity. However, research has shown that early childhood education requires a scientific approach, as the early years are crucial for a child’s lifelong physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development. All aspects of a child’s growth cycle are critical and require careful planning to ensure holistic development.
We, at KCIS, not only recognize the importance of these aspects but also work on each of them while nurturing our kids. The foundation years at KCIS, comprising grades Nursery to Sr. KG where we follow a thematic curriculum, provide the children with an opportunity to explore and enhance various skills and concepts. The development of linguistic, cognitive, psychomotor, and aesthetic skills is our primary focus, and the thematic curriculum gives adequate scope for this.
We, at KCIS, not only recognize the importance of these aspects but also work on each of them while nurturing our kids. The foundation years at KCIS, comprising grades Nursery to Sr. KG where we follow a thematic curriculum, provide the children with an opportunity to explore and enhance various skills and concepts. The development of linguistic, cognitive, psychomotor, and aesthetic skills is our primary focus, and the thematic curriculum gives adequate scope for this.
The student-to-teacher ratio of 1:24 with a mother teacher and an assistant teacher ensures that the child is well taken care of and blooms in a safe, comfortable, caring, and protective environment that is absolutely stress-free.
The main features are:
- Teaching and learning in a fun-filled play way method
- Enhancement of communication skills with emphasis on oral activities.
- Development of mathematical skills with the aid of kits and activities
- Use of flashcards to identify basic concepts
- Practising pre writing skills
- Improving social skills and interactions
- Development of language and reading skills with phonics.