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Benefits

Teaching language and literacy development in preschool serves multiple important purposes, aiming to prepare young children for successful communication, reading, and writing as they progress through their educational journey and beyond.

Language and Literacy Development is Necessary

In essence, teaching language and literacy development in preschool serves as a multifaceted approach that not only prepares children for academic achievements but also nurtures their social, cognitive, and cultural development, fostering a love for learning that extends far beyond the preschool years.

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Foundation for Academic Success

Preschool serves as a critical period for laying the groundwork for a child’s future academic success. Language and literacy development during these formative years create the necessary framework upon which children build their reading, writing, and communication skills as they progress through their educational journey. These foundational skills established in preschool play a pivotal role in shaping a child’s ability to navigate the complexities of language and literacy in later academic pursuits.

Communication Skills and Social Development

At King’s InterHigh Primary the vision is for each pupil to graduate as an avid and thriving young learner. They will actively seek learning opportunity in all aspects of their lives and will carry the requisite foundation knowledge and skills to excel in the learning challenges ahead. Great schools recognise that learning is lifelong, therefore at King’s InterHigh we reject myopic, self-serving pedagogies that focus exclusively on maximising short term academic grades. Instead the priority is both current learning but the equipping of each pupil to thrive in the long run.

Preparation for Reading and Writing

Early exposure to letters, sounds, and basic reading concepts in preschool sets the stage for future reading and writing proficiency. Introducing children to the alphabet, phonics, and pre-reading skills helps them grasp the fundamental components of literacy. As they learn to recognize letters, associate them with sounds, and understand print concepts, children are better equipped to progress toward reading comprehension and writing skills as they advance academically.

Cognitive Development and Imagination

Engaging in language-rich activities, storytelling, and exposure to literature stimulates cognitive development in preschoolers. These experiences encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, memory retention, and comprehension skills. Moreover, exposure to stories and language-rich environments nurtures imagination and creativity, encouraging children to think creatively, visualize stories, and express themselves through language and writing.

Cultural Awareness and Love for Learning

Preschool offers an opportunity to introduce children to diverse cultures, traditions, and perspectives through literature and storytelling. By exploring stories from various backgrounds, children develop an appreciation for diversity and global awareness. Furthermore, fostering a love for learning through engaging activities, books, and language experiences in preschool lays the groundwork for a lifelong passion for reading, learning, and exploration.

Key Stage Fees

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Fees

Tuition

Saturday

Weekly

Yearly

$ 330

$ 17,160

$ 100

$ 5,200

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