Personal, Social and Emotional Development – group activities are organised which give the opportunity for co-operation and discussion with other children. Children develop high levels of confidence and self-respect resulting in an excellent personal independence. Good behaviour and self-discipline are encouraged.
Communication, Language and Literacy – The children enjoy looking at a wide selection of books and when ready are well prepared for the reading scheme. Writing skills are practised regularly and children are encouraged to use a wide range of letter sounds and letter combinations.
Mathematical Development – the Abacus numeracy scheme is used which encourages practical experience. Mathematical understanding is developed through stories, songs, games and imaginative play. Children are encouraged to become confident and competent in learning and using key skills. Activities include counting, sorting, matching, seeking patterns and working with numbers, shapes, space and measures.