14 Feb 2020
As we step up preparations for reopening from June 2nd, from getting back-to-school learning kits ready, to marking out designated spaces for our students and disinfecting the premises. We have pledged do our best in following the guidelines of the "Covid-safe ABC" measures on access, behaviour and classroom management.
Examples of such measures include restricting entry of individuals who may pose a higher risk of transmission, sizing down groups for class activities and staggering the use of common areas and facilities by different classes as well as drop off and pick up by parents.
During the uncertainties as the COVID-19 situation evolved, the teachers and staff have put the interests of the children first. There were difficult decisions to be made and strict processes to implement. We have rallied around one another to ensure children and families continued to be supported even outside the classroom, through home based learning learning. This is a reflection of the strong community spirit, professionalism and passion of our early childhood sector.
The COVID-Safe ABCs are new habits that we must cultivate. Over the next two weeks, ECDA will partner our preschools to instil these COVID-Safe ABCs into the daily routines of staff and children.
Parents are also our important partners. They can help by reinforcing good hygiene habits at home, monitoring the health of their children and seeking medical attention promptly if they are unwell. Children should return to school only when fully recovered. We thank our parents for their understanding that these are necessary measures during these exceptional times.
We are looking forward to receiving our students from June 2nd through the different phases.
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Montessori activities without montessori equipments
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From Storytelling to Story Retelling
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Story retelling by students help teachers to know the linguistic abilities of a child. teacher can know the memorizing ability of a student. It develops conf...It's widely known that mums do most of the gift shopping, so when it comes to Mother's Day, kids and partners are already on the back foot. Now, with social-distancing compounding the quandary, the challenge is on to create Mother's Day magic at home.
Just because the kids aren't at school, doesn't mean mums should miss out on their precious hand-made cards and gifts! Our little ones got crafty and created some personal keepsakes including cards and drawings.
Mother's Day is an annual reminder to cherish the relationship you have with your mom. Given this year's unique circumstances, many of us are celebrating the holiday at home. The sentiment behind the holiday is more meaningful than ever before as our mothers observe their little ones busy at task with the aid of our Home Kit!!
Simple things such as life skills, routines, and basic academics are ways to integrate these in a day.
Play, exploration, and discovery are the most important lessons when they’re young. It’s our job to spark that lifetime love of learning and get them excited about it during the preschool years.
Simple chores, family rules, and sibling love is important, and these are the skills that will grow your preschooler into a loving, compassionate adult.
Remember that you’re raising a learner and leader. Have a set time to get up and start the day. Eat breakfast together and do some morning chores. Have loosely structured play and learning times, and make sure you plan for rest or nap times as well.
Having a routine doesn’t necessarily mean punching a clock, but it does mean giving your child something to look forward to.
Building those little rituals starts with routine. And those rituals build closeness.
Pegasus International Preschool has been advocating the importance of a whole child learning that focuses on the character building.
If you prefer a setting where the child is viewed as being capable of steering and directing their own learning process, then Pegasus International Preschool is the one. Our Inquiry-based Learning Philosophy supports holistic development through quality social interaction which is achieved through our Low Teacher-Child Ratio whereby observations and documentation are essential tools our educators are equipped with to showcase our students’ progress in learning.
Take a ride in our school bus to our aesthetically pleasing Reggio Emilia inspired environment nestled in the heart of Novena where our approach is both child-centred and directed to promote an effective and meaningful learning experience even for the youngest child in our care.
We believe that a child's driving sense of curiosity, along with their inherent potential, and the environment as the third teacher are integral parts of driven learning. The immersion programme has positively impacted us to emerge as one of the top preschools in Singapore offering a kindergarten as well as a childcare through its customised and planned schedule.
Our Trilingual Innovative Approach to teaching Japanese, Mandarin and English fosters a positive impact on linguistic, cognitive and intellectual development in our students. Our students emerge naturally flexible and easily adaptable through the experiences of diversity.
Our unique programme strikes a balance of age appropriate experiences as well as enrichment to keep your little ones enthusiastically engaged. We promote healthy eating habits serving generous portions of organic vegetables, white and brown rice as well as wholemeal bread.
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