Kindergarten
Approaches (Curriculum, methods, concepts)
Kindergarten integrates a weekly physical education class and daily age-appropriate activities that build coordination, balance, and endurance. Teachers design a schedule that alternates active play with classroom learning to support focus, stamina, and healthy development. Students refine and strengthen fine motor skills through regular practice in handwriting and scissor skills.
Experiences (Highlights, special events)
Students enjoy three daily recesses on a fenced playground featuring covered play areas and a turf field. Structured PE classes and special events that may include fitness challenges, field days, games, and activities promoting teamwork and fitness.
Enrichment Opportunities (Extracurriculars, co-curriculars, programs, groups)
There are additional opportunities for outdoor play, organized games, and creative physical activities such as martial arts, soccer, and basketball.
Progress (Goals, achievements, readiness)
By the end of kindergarten, students show improved fine and gross motor skills, endurance, agility, and a growing understanding of healthy habits. They are physically ready for the increasing opportunities offered in the elementary grades.
