School News Network
Panchkula, April 06 2018
The British School, Sector 8 and 12, Panchkula, have been, for more than a decade, providing a caring environment to the young toddlers as they step into their pre-primary years. The British School, Sector 8 and 12, Panchkula, have a firm understanding of age appropriate educational practices which help develop creativity, independence and decision making.
Mornings begin with a short and sweet circle time which includes music and movement, then comes outside time. Outside time is a priority as it promotes exercising, socializing, sharing, taking turns, co-operating and problem solving. The play area has equipment’s for climbing, running, throwing, catching and swinging.
Art is a regular feature of everyday classroom tasks. Clay, finger painting, collage making is practiced. The artistic process is more important than the finished product for three years old. Bulletin board displays a wide variety of children’s art which reflects the creativity of the child.
Phonics is taught in a playful manner. The class educator reads rhyming books, poems, nursery rhymes and involve language play.
Math is hands on and play. Blocks, crayons, tiffin boxes and more. objects found in the classroom are used to teach counting, grouping, shapes and much more. Rangometry is quite popular with both students and parents.
The School Director Sh. Sanjay Sethi said, “Teacher is a role model for pro-social behavior by being kind, patient, sympathetic and helpful. The class educator helps children build pro-social behavior by making them work together as a team to build, create and share toys and materials”.
There are always materials and activities that promote small motor development: Play- dough to squeeze, stickers and stamps for creating, beads to string and blocks to build.
The pre-primary wing at The British School, Sector 8 and Sector 12, Panchkula gives a positive start to the children in their journey to learning.
The School Director Sanjay Sethi said, “Teacher is a role model for pro-social behavior by being kind, patient, sympathetic and helpful. The class educator helps children build pro-social behavior by making them work together as a team to build, create and share toys and materials”.
There are always materials and activities that promote small motor development: Play- dough to squeeze, stickers and stamps for creating, beads to string and blocks to build.
The pre-primary wing at The British School, Sector 8 and Sector 12, Panchkula gives a positive start to the children in their journey to learning.
