Early Years

Importance and Six Learning Areas

INTRODUCTION

The early years of a child's life are critical for their overall development. During this period, children go through rapid physical, cognitive, emotional, and social growth. To facilitate optimal development, early childhood education employs a structured curriculum that emphasizes both play-based learning and intentional teaching.

What your child needs at EY

Age Criteria

Importance of Early Years Curriculum

Holistic Development

The early years curriculum focuses on holistic development, addressing cognitive, social, emotional, and physical aspects of a child's growth.

Brain Development

During the early years, a child's brain undergoes significant growth. An enriched curriculum supports neural connections and future learning.

Critical Period for Learning

The early years represent a critical period for learning. Children are more receptive to absorbing information during this stage.

Socialization and Communication

Early education promotes communication and collaboration skills, forming the base for strong interpersonal relationships.

Preparation for Formal Education

A solid early years curriculum equips children with foundational skills that ease their transition into formal schooling.

WHY CHOOSE US

International Recognition

Experiential & Research Based Learning

A well Designed Curriculum

Leadership Programme

Active Learning

Global Perspective

Preparation for the future

Smooth Transition

Highly Trained Teachers

Parent Involvement

Visual tour of “A day in Early Years” - To be captured

Communication and Language

This area focuses on developing children's communication skills, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Storytelling, phonics activities, and exposure to a variety of texts lay the groundwork for language acquisition and literacy.

Mathematics

Early mathematics skills are cultivated through activities that promote counting, recognizing shapes, patterns, and basic mathematical concepts. Play-based activities make mathematical thinking engaging and intuitive.

Physical Development and Well-being

This area emphasizes motor skills development, healthy habits, and physical well-being. Gross motor skills (e.g., running, jumping) and fine motor skills (e.g., using scissors, holding a pencil) are honed through play and structured exercises.

Personal Social and Emotional Development

Children learn to manage their emotions, build empathy, and develop social skills. Role-playing, group activities, and discussions help children understand themselves and others, fostering positive relationships.

Creative Expressions

The creative arts domain encourages self-expression and creativity through activities such as drawing, painting, music, dance, and drama. These activities enhance children's imagination and allow them to explore different forms of artistic expression.

Understanding the world

This area sparks curiosity and introduces children to the natural world. Hands-on experiments, observation, and exploration of materials promote scientific thinking and problem-solving skills.

Conclusion

The early years curriculum plays a pivotal role in shaping a child's future. By focusing on holistic development and targeting key learning areas, this curriculum prepares children for academic success, social integration, and lifelong learning.