Primary
Primary (Year 1 - 6)
Ages 6 - 10 Years
Primary Key Stage - 1
At this stage, the children (ages 5-6) will start learning subjects to cover all the areas for preparation.
They have a nature to observe the things around them so we need to improve their literary skills to have a better understanding of other subjects. On the other hand, we’ll build up the learners’ confidence, and resilience in working independently as well as doing teamwork. We will keep their progress by taking assessments formally and informally.
Primary Key Stage - 2
Normally ages between 7-8 years old are regarded as key stage two are energetic and curious. Their cognitive
and communicative skill is much better than KS-1. So, the lessons and tasks assigned in the classrooms
create a great opportunity to build up more advanced skills in all subject areas. Doing projects will give
teamwork spirit and how to take responsibility on their own. Moreover, we will support extra curricula like Art and P.E. for the sake of children well being and creativity. We’ll record the children's performance
by carrying out formal and informal assessments as a checkpoint in their learning. Afterwards, there will be overall feedback on what they have been doing well so far and what specific areas they need to work on.
