This area is crucial for shaping children's behaviour and manners before attending school. We support children in developing a sense of sharing resources, taking turns, using polite language, and learning about empathy and a range of other useful skills.

We plan and implement a wide variety of experiences and activities to develop children's literacy (e.g., recognising letters, writing their own names, and verbal communication) and numeracy (e.g., using numbers to solve problems such as counting and measuring objects, as well as comparing the sizes, colours, and patterns of different objects in real life).

By engaging in various creative arts activities, children learn different life skills such as investigating, fine-motor coordination, problem-solving, and hypothesising via drawing, painting, and hand-craft experiences.

Home and music corners are designed to help children connect their real-life experiences with play activities such as dress-ups, pretend play, and cooking. Young children are also more likely to respond to music by singing along and making body movements.

Young children learn how to use IT tools like computers and tablets as a method of exploring basic science concepts.