SOUTH CAMPUS WEST CAMPUS - Raffles International School
SOUTH CAMPUS WEST CAMPUS - Raffles International School
SOUTH CAMPUS WEST CAMPUS - Raffles International School
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Creating our dreams<br />
Kindergarten (KG 1 & KG 2)<br />
Children from the age of four to five years old may attend Kindergarten. The premises<br />
consist of spacious, bright classrooms and include separate rooms for music and<br />
movement, languages, indoor and large outdoor play areas.<br />
The early years of a child’s life are the most formative. During this period, children absorb<br />
innumerable impressions from their surroundings as their inner development takes place.<br />
Very young children are happiest when their living environment is familiar and constant.<br />
They thrive on routine, external order, encouragement and respect for their individuality.<br />
The <strong>Raffles</strong> Kindergarten is an early learning centre with a child-centered programme in<br />
which individual needs, abilities and interests of the child are met. Our curriculum does<br />
not concentrate solely on the academic achievements, but on the physical, emotional and<br />
social development needs of children at the pre-school age level.<br />
We offer the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) in the West Campus and the Montessori<br />
Programme in the South Campus providing parents with a choice.<br />
West Campus – IB Primary Years Programme (PYP)*<br />
This international transdisciplinary programme is designed to foster development of the<br />
whole child, not just in the classroom but also through other means of learning.<br />
*IB PYP candidate school. Only schools authorised by the <strong>International</strong> Baccalaureate can offer any of its<br />
programmes. Candidate status gives no guarantee that authorisation will be granted.<br />
South Campus – Montessori Programme<br />
The Montessori curriculum is an integrated thematic approach that ties the separate<br />
disciplines together into studies of the physical universe, the world of nature, and human<br />
experience. In this way, one lesson leads to many others.<br />
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