Outdoor play is a fun way to help children develop fine and gross motor skills. The freedom of outdoor activities allows children to run, jump, throw, catch, increases agility and coordination. Engaging in physical activities outdoors, especially team sports, can help kids strengthen their bodies …
They can also develop their fine motor skills as they pick up natural treasures like leaves, small rocks, twigs etc… Outdoor games also help children improve their ability to focus and pay attention. They need to stay alert and aware of their surroundings, as well as remember …
Helps promote better attention spans for kids. Kids who play outside regularly are more likely to stick with tasks longer and have better attention spans. One of the top benefits of playing outdoors and spending time in nature is improved attention, especially for young children affected with Attention Deficit.
Field visit: The Nursery Children were taken to the Botanical Garden for a one day trip with their teachers.
Music fosters creativity and builds confidence. It helps learners develop a deeper understanding of self-expression, and shows them the importance of communication as they learn to connect with other musicians and audiences. Music broadens learners’ experiences as they make, create and explore their own music along with music from different cultures, times and places. It sparks imagination, requires problem solving and builds intellectual curiosity, as well as developing physical coordination, empathy and emotional intelligence.
The curriculum emphasizes musical exploration with opportunities for learners to perform and present their music at every stage of development. The focus is on play and on responding to music which leads to an increasing awareness of self and personal musicality. Musical language is introduced gradually so that it is accessible to learners, while creating a foundation for success.
