Mighty Programme
respectful, responsive and reciprocal interactions.
INFANT CARE ACTIVITIES |
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Exploration & SensorySensory and exploratory play helps to build nerve connections in the brain. It encourages the development of motor skills, supports language development and encourages problem solving. |
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Art & CraftsSensory and exploratory play helps to build nerve connections in the brain. It encourages the development of motor skills, supports language development and encourages problem solving. |
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Physical ActivitiesDaily movement activities help strengthen muscles and improve coordination, balance, posture and flexibility. |
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StorytimeReading and storytelling with babies and children promotes brain development and imagination, develops early language competency. |
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Drama ExperienceDrama enables the development of imitation and imagination skills of the child. It helps to develop perception, memory, attention and concentration. |
EARLY YEARS CURRICULUM |
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Playgroup & Nursery 1
Our early years programme aims to nurture secure, emotionally connected, and confident children through a safe environment and with respectful, responsive, and reciprocal interactions. |
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APPROACHLetterland IntegratedLetterland is integrated into the 6 learning areas
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LETTERLAND STORIESLetterlanders are introduced to the children through stories. |
ACTION TRICKSAction tricks help children to better remember the letter sounds. |
DISCOVERY OF THE WORLDMaking sense of the world around us, seeking answers through investigations and experiments. |
AESTHETICS & CREATIVE EXPRESSIONMusic, art and drama integration |
NUMERACYDeveloping mathematical understanding through play and hands-on activities. |
MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENTEnhancing physical coordination and motor skills through purposeful activities. |
PRESCHOOL YEARS CURRICULUM |
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Nursery 2 | Kindergarten 1 | Kindergarten 2Our preschool years programme aims to nurture secure and confident child, with imagination, curiosity and a desire for learning. |
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6 LEARNING AREASWith the six learning areas in mind that is the heart of our core curriculum |
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8 PILLARS
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ACTION TRICKSAction tricks help children to better remember the letter sounds. |
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OXFORD READING TREE
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MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENTOutdoor is an essential component of our programme where children get to move those muscles and explore beyond the classroom.
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MEALTIME |
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MOTOR SKILLSArm, wrist, hand, and finger movements that promote hand-eye coordination and accurate and efficient use of utensils. |
ADAPTIVE SKILLSAdaptive skills are everyday skills needed to function and the skills necessary to effectively and independently take care of oneself. |
SELF-HELP SKILLSSelf-help skills are abilities that children gradually attain to give them more independence. |
Meal times are learning opportunities for children to work on motor skills, adaptive skills, as well as self-help skills.
Hence, we encourage toddlers to eat independently.
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Infant care meals are prepared in-house by educarers who have obtained a basic food hygiene certificate.
We offer high quality and premium food such as Avocado, Butternut Squash, and Organic Baby Oats.
We review our menu from time to time to ensure children are exposed to a variety of food during their time with us.
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Child care lunch is catered by SATS.
Food menu is changed every quarterly.
Breakfast and teabreak is prepared in-house by aunty who has a certificate in basic food hygiene.
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