Classes and learning
What we know so far about the classes at Christ The King, and what each early stage usually looks like for a child.
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Listed on Justdial; please confirmPlaygroup
For the youngest children: songs, stories, blocks and first friendships, in short and gentle mornings.
Age range, timings and seats: to be confirmed by the school.
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To be confirmed by the schoolNursery and kindergarten
In most schools these years build early reading, numbers and fine motor skills through play, art and talk.
Whether the school offers Nursery, LKG and UKG: to be confirmed.
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To be confirmed by the schoolPrimary classes
Primary years usually bring steady reading and writing, maths, the world around us, and good study habits.
Which primary classes the school runs, and its board: to be confirmed.
How early learning usually works
General ideas most good early-years classrooms share. The school's own approach will be described here.
Learning through play
Blocks, sand, puzzles and pretend games build language, patience and problem-solving.
First reading and writing
Rhymes, picture books and letter sounds come before pencils and copybooks.
Numbers in everyday things
Counting steps, sorting colours and sharing snacks make maths real.
Art, music and movement
Colouring, singing and outdoor play help children express themselves and stay active.
Curriculum, board and timetable: to be confirmed by the school.