Our teaching methods include:

1. Thematic teaching:

Focuses on organizing and delivering instruction around a central theme or topic. It involves integrating various subjects and activities to provide a comprehensive and meaningful learning experience for students. Thematic teaching has gained recognition for its numerous benefits in promoting student engagement, deep understanding, and knowledge retention.

2. The Project Approach teaching:

Provides opportunities for students to engage in hands-on activities and solve real-world problems. This helps them develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills, enhances motivation and engagement, fosters collaboration and communication skills, builds confidence and self-esteem.

3. Picture Book teaching:

Plays a crucial role in early childhood education and literacy development. It builds language skills, visual thinking,  

story analysis skills, imagination and creativity for young children.

4. Free Play teaching:

Refers to unstructured, child-led play where children have the freedom to choose their activities and explore their interests. Free play promotes holistic development, creativity and imagination, independence and self-regulation, problem-solving and decision-making, social skills and collaboration, joy and wellbeing.

5. Biliteracy and Trilingualism teaching:

Plays a crucial role in today’s globalized world. It provides access to knowledge and opportunities, enhances cognitive flexibility, problem-solving skills and memory, cultural understanding and empathy and career prospects, personal and social development.