Cambridge Early Years

1. Holistic Development: The program emphasizes the overall development of children, including social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth.

2. Child-Centered Learning: It adopts a child-centered approach, encouraging exploration, play, and active learning.

3. Global Standards: The curriculum is designed to meet international standards, ensuring a high-quality education that is globally recognized.

4. Flexibility: Schools can adapt the program to their local context while maintaining the core principles and standards set by Cambridge.

5. Progressive Learning: It prepares children for a smooth transition to primary education, particularly into the Cambridge Primary program.

1. Strong Educational Foundation: By focusing on key areas such as literacy, numeracy, creative expression, and social skills, the program lays a solid foundation for future learning.

2. Development of Essential Skills: The program helps children develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills from an early age.

3. Encourages Curiosity and Exploration: The child-centered approach fosters a love for learning by encouraging curiosity and hands-on exploration.

4. International Recognition: Being part of the Cambridge Pathway, the program is recognized worldwide, which can be beneficial for families who move internationally.

5. Support for Educators: Cambridge provides comprehensive support and resources for teachers, including training and professional development, to ensure effective implementation of the program.

6. Focus on Well-Being: The program also emphasizes the importance of emotional and social well-being, helping children develop confidence and resilience.

7. Parental Involvement: It encourages active parental involvement in the child's learning process, strengthening the home-school connection

The curriculum is divided into several areas of learning:

• Communication and Language: Developing speaking and listening skills.

• Physical Development: Enhancing motor skills and physical coordination.

• Personal, Social, and Emotional Development: Building self-awareness, social skills, and emotional regulation.

• Literacy: Introducing basic reading and writing skills.

• Mathematics: Introducing basic concepts of numbers, shapes, and patterns.

• Understanding the World: Encouraging curiosity about the environment and the world around them.

• Expressive Arts and Design: Fostering creativity through art, music, and imaginative play.

• Professional Development: Teachers receive training and ongoing support to deliver the curriculum effectively.

• Assessment: The program includes formative assessments to monitor children’s progress and tailor the learning experience to their needs.

• Resources: Schools have access to a variety of teaching materials and resources to support the curriculum