Primary wing

The curriculum for the primary wing (typically encompassing grades 1 to 5 or 6, depending on the educational system) is designed to provide a well-rounded education that lays the foundation for further learning. The focus is on building essential skills and knowledge across various subjects. Here's a general outline of the key areas of focus in a primary wing curriculum.

The primary wing curriculum aims to nurture a well-rounded development of children, providing a strong foundation in academics, social skills, creativity, and physical well-being. Teachers employ varied teaching methodologies, hands-on activities, projects, and assessments to facilitate effective learning and engagement

Language Arts

● Reading comprehension and fluency development.
● Vocabulary building and understanding word meanings in context.
● Grammar and sentence structure.
● Writing skills, including narrative, descriptive, and expository writing. Spelling and handwriting.

Mathematics

● Number sense, operations, and problem-solving.
● Place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
● Fractions, decimals, and basic geometry concepts.
● Measurement, time, money, and data analysis.
● Introduction to basic algebraic concepts.

Science

● Earth sciences (rocks, minerals, ecosystems, weather, etc.).
● Life sciences (plants, animals, human body, etc.).
● Physical sciences (matter, energy, forces, simple machines, etc.).
● Scientific inquiry, experimentation, and observation skills.

Social Studies

● Geography (continents, countries, maps, etc.).
● History (ancient civilizations, world history, local history).
● Civics and government (basic understanding of rights, responsibilities, and democratic processes).
● Cultural diversity and appreciation.

Arts and Creativity

● Visual arts (drawing, painting, sculpture, crafts).
● Music and rhythm.
● Drama and performance arts.
● Encouraging creativity, self-expression, and critical thinking through the arts.

Physical Education

● Physical fitness and overall health.
● Fundamental movement skills (running, jumping, throwing, etc.).
● Team sports and cooperative games.
● Rules and principles of fair play and sportsmanship.

Technology Education

● Basic computer skills and digital literacy.
● Safe and responsible use of technology.
● Introduction to educational software and applications for learning.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

● Emotional intelligence and self-awareness.
● Relationship building and social skills.
● Conflict resolution and problem-solving.
● Responsible decision-making and empathy.