School Readiness Program
When it is time for them to start primary school, children should have the confidence to face new adventures.
Our teachers’ care and attention make this a smooth process and transition. We will ensure that your child feels comfortable, happy and ready for the journey.
Transitioning Smoothly to Primary 1
We pave the way for your child’s smooth transition to Primary 1. We do this with a well-rounded curriculum and a personalised programme.
We build their confidence, independence and foundational skills.
These are the building blocks for a successful start to primary school.
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To facilitate a smooth transition to primary school, we will:
- Take children on arranged visits to a primary school.
- Prompt children about things they may already know about P1.
- Share photos of key areas in a primary school.
- Share photos of typical sign boards and canteen menus.
- Teach children what a school’s General Office is for.
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To nurture your child’s confidence, we will guide your child to:
- Learn how to make new friends.
- Learn to work as a team and get along.
- Learn how to resolve conflicts amongst friends.
- Respect personal space
- Respect Principals, teachers and helpers.
- Stay safe from strangers and avoid danger.
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To ensure that your child remembers basic toilet training, we will guide your child to:
- Maintain personal hygiene.
- Remember to flush the toilet after use.
- Adopt good hand-washing techniques.
- Handle buttons and zips.
- Learn to clean up their mess.
- Remember not to peek under the doors.
- Knock first if the cubicle seems to be occupied.
- Lock the door after entering the cubicle.
- Understand the importance of cleanliness and hygiene.
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To help your child learn routines and responsibilities, we will:
- Teach them about class timetables.
- Guide them to be responsible for their belongings like school bags, stationery, water bottles, etc.
- Teach them to respect others’ belongings.
- Discuss rules for acceptable attire and hairstyles.
- Help them understand punctuality and attendance.
- Talk about classroom rules.
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To help your child learn basic money skills, we will:
- Teach them to recognise coins and notes.
- Conduct counting practice.
- Use toy money for interactive activities such as “Store Play” and “Grocery Shopping”
- Guide them to practice “buying” items and calculating the correct amount for purchase.
- Teach them how to calculate the correct change to be received.
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