5 year old reading

Children enjoying peer reading, applying what they have learnt during English lessons.

Group activity in the gym

Children enjoying learning in various settings. To incite their passion to learn and express themselves, learning can take place everywhere.

5 year old doing Olympics-related craft

Children learning craft that’s helping them to develop a global mindset.

Craft about colours, shapes and the concept of space

For younger children, they will be working on their fine motor and visual spatial skills with shapes, colours and the concept of space.

2 year old working on a craft activity

With Whole Brain Training, children’s ability to focus and pay attention can increase. Here’s one of our child at 2 plus working intently at his art work.

Guided counting process for a 18 month old

Counting with guidance for young children will help them understand the concept of counting from a young age!

3 year old counting independently

Counting can be made fun with cubes! Children can learn to build in ones, tens and hundreds.

3 year working on number bonds

For younger children, the concept of addition and subtraction can also be explored without the traditional methods of rote learning that makes learning dry and difficult.

4 year old counting and handling place values

Advanced learning of counting and numeracy can take place without traditional homework, revision and assessment books.

3 year old learning about Europe

To instill in them a sense that the world is so big and demands to be discovered, we teach them about the continents of the world and the countries within them.

Who knows? Your child might be capable of planning an intercontinental trip soon!

3 year olds in English lesson

To maximise each child’s potential, we conduct learning in small groups. This way, each child has enough attention from the teacher and also has more opportunities to participate in class!

3 year old learning to read and spell

With hands-on activities for children, learning spelling and reading is no longer stressful! With children learning to break big words up into smaller, digestable parts, reading and spelling can be easy!

Gym time!

Physical activity is important for children’s development of both gross motor and fine motor skills! In some of our branches, we have an indoor gym for children to be able exercise their bodies!