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Early Childhood Program

DEVELOPING ACTIVE & CURIOUS LEARNERS

The IJA Preschool Program provides a nurturing environment for children ages 3 to 5, where they begin their journey toward becoming God-loving, values-rooted, responsible and disciplined individuals through a balance of activities, including, among others, hands-on exploration, engaging stories, and collaborative play.

It focuses deeply on foundational socio-emotional skills, helping children to learn sharing, cooperating, and expressing their feelings appropriately, as they grow as caring members of an inclusive community.

The Preschool Curriculum seamlessly integrates the essential literacy, numeracy and motor skills needed for formal schooling.

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STRUCTURED FUN

By introducing positive structures at an early age, our learners develop their sense of self and the important role they play.
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CORE COMPETENCIES

In early childhood it is essential to focus on the development of key core competencies that lay the foundation for lifelong learning. Here are the core competencies typically developed at this stage:

Cognitive Skills

Problem-solving, memory, and basic reasoning. Learners begin to develop number sense, early math concepts, and logical thinking through hands-on activities, play, and structured learning.

Language Skills

Listening, speaking, and beginning literacy. Learners develop vocabulary, sentence structure, and early reading skills. They learn how to express their thoughts clearly and understand simple instructions.

Motor Skills

Fine motor skills involve the coordination of small muscles, like those used in writing or buttoning clothes, while gross motor skills involve larger movements like running and jumping.

Social Skills

Children learn to identify and manage their emotions, build positive relationships, and develop empathy. This competency includes skills like sharing, cooperating, and resolving conflicts, which are critical for interacting in a school setting.
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PARENT TESTIMONIALS ON THE EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM

“Chloe is so lucky to have had such enriching experiences with you at the school this year. Thank you for inviting us to another wonderful event (Book Hat Parade).”

-Donna S., Parent of Kinder Learner

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Sugarcane band members serenade their Alma Mater at the High School Dance.
Awe-inspiring Performances lauded at the National Arts Month Celebration.
IJA students bag First Place at the MIT Appathon.
Math Month Celebrations


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