Kindergarten is where the students’ preschool education meets their future elementary school learning. There is still plenty of playing, singing, and craft-making in kindergarten, but it is often balanced with more rigorous writing, reading, and Math lessons.

A rich tradition of oral language and classic stories provide the backdrop for the child’s first exploration into the world of literacy. Students are immersed in a language-rich environment as they listen to stories, recite poetry, and learn new songs. Math skills are fostered through working with patterns, grouping and sorting, and learning to draw geometric shapes. Science, Arts & Crafts, Music round out the Kindergarten experience. Students are involved in a variety of learning opportunities such as nature walks, painting, puppetry, games, and movement activities. Thus, a healthy, nurturing rhythm of learning is established.

Kindergarten Curriculum is designed to give the child a sturdy start in school and in life. It provides four and five year olds an engaging, inquiry and play-based learning program during the regular school day. The teacher-student ratio is well adhered to, ably supported with a well-trained, caring and empathetic support staff.