Pre-school Music, Art and Physical Education
Mens sana in corpore sano.

Art and crafts provide an outlet for a child's creative expression, and help develop his/her fine motor and social skills. On completing art and craft projects a child can acquire a sense of accomplishment that will help build his/her self-esteem and intellect.

Art and artistic creativity are integral parts of our curriculum. Children are encouraged to express themselves through painting and drawing in the classroom within the routine work cycle. This is supplemented by regular art classes where they are introduced to a variety of media, skills, art forms and traditional art from different cultures.

From as early as the beginning of the 20th century Dr. Montessori had already concluded that musical education would benefit children during their developmental years. Active musical training can improve the child's problem-solving skills, physical coordination, poise, concentration, memory, visual, aural, and language skills, self-confidence and ability to learn, etc. Our music program aims at increasing the children's understanding and enjoyment of music, developing their non-verbal communication, and at the same time nourishing their curiosity, imagination, intellect, etc.

During the first years of life, physical exercise is as important as intellectual and emotional development. The physical education program is designed to enhance skills such as gross and fine motor control, balance and co-ordination, while at the same time aiding social development through group activities and games emphasizing co-operation.

Music, Art, and P.E will also be offered as after-school activities for children with high interest in those fields.