EYP

Moving, balancing, and jumping is one big adventure for our Toddler students! In a fun gross motor obstacle course, our little explorers walked along straight lines by following footprint stickers and leaped into colorful hoops with big smiles. Beyond having fun, these active games help toddlers settle into their new school routine while building essential

Our Toddler students are settling into an exciting school tour! Hand-in-hand, they explored key spaces—from classrooms and learning areas to the multifunction court, lobby, and restrooms—getting to know the places and friendly faces that will fill their everyday adventures. Back in class, the toddlers recapped their tour by looking at photos and answering simple questions,

EY2 wraps up Orientation Week with a day full of energy, independence, and celebration! The fun kicked off with an high-energy Zumba dance party alongside their EY1 friends to celebrate a successful first week. Back in the classroom, students put their independence into action—practicing daily routines like tidying up toys and taking care of their

Our Nursery students channeled their inner bears this week in a fun Bear Walk Challenge! Guided along two floor lines, our little learners focused on keeping their hands and feet right on track. While it looked like pure play, this simple activity packed a powerful learning punch! The challenge helped students boost gross motor skills,

Our EY1 students stepped into adventure with an exciting campus tour to explore their new learning environment! From the playground and multifunction court to the dining room, pantry, and front office, our youngest learners discovered where to play, exercise, learn, and ask for help. Along the way, students practiced essential everyday routines—like lining up, keeping

Day 2 of Orientation Week was all about big discoveries and teamwork for our EY2 learners! On a guided school tour, students explored various learning spaces and practiced daily routines designed to keep everyone safe, responsible, and comfortable. The fun kept rolling with energetic team games where students communicated, solved problems together, and practiced kindness

A Magical Start in EYP! The first day of school in EYP was pure excitement, laughter, and discovery! Students jumped right into hands-on fun—mesmerized by a captivating magic show, unleashing their imaginations in role-play, bubble time, and tackling energetic gross motor games. Beyond all the smiles, these dynamic activities served a big purpose: helping our

Welcoming the 2026/2027 academic year, EYP level hosted its Parents–Teachers Meeting (PTM) from 14–17 July 2026! Students brought incredible energy and curiosity as they explored their new classrooms and got ready for the exciting journey ahead. More than just a welcome event, PTM allowed teachers to build meaningful, personal connections with families. Warm discussions gave

EY1 students enjoyed an exciting sports activity at the multifunction court while becoming more familiar with the primary school environment. Students participated in a variety of movement challenges that encouraged them to run, jump, and aim and roll a ball through obstacles. They enthusiastically completed each challenge, took turns, and cheered on their friends along

EY1 students participated in their LEAPRO project, “Nature’s Growth Story,” where they explored how plants grow and what they need to thrive. Students shared observations of the plants they had been growing and discussed the different stages of plant growth. They watched stories and videos, observed real plants and seeds, asked questions, and compared plants that grew

Our Nursery learners celebrated their growth through songs, performances, parent-child games, costume-making, and a heartfelt thank-you card activity. These experiences helped children build confidence, creativity, communication skills, and independence while creating meaningful opportunities for parents and children to learn, play, and celebrate together. Thank you to all families for being part of this wonderful journey.

EY1 students had a joyful and meaningful outdoor learning experience during their visit to Taman Winasis. They took part in guided exploration and observation, where they discovered different types of plants and observed how they grow at various stages. This helped them make simple connections between what they have learned in class and what they

Once upon a time… our students became their favorite storybook characters! Today, our students celebrated their love of reading through the Book Character Parade. With great enthusiasm, they brought their favorite storybook characters to life, inspired by the books they have enjoyed throughout the Reading Program. From brave heroes and curious adventurers to beloved fairy-tale

Toddler students demonstrated their growing confidence, collaboration, and creative expression through a meaningful story performance experience. Throughout the activity, they showed enthusiasm in exploring movement, creating costumes, and expressing their understanding in creative ways. The event provided valuable opportunities for students to showcase the confidence they had developed while strengthening their cooperation, active participation, and

As the closing activity of the learning project “Tasty Birthday Cake,” Nursery students participated in a Launch Day, where they proudly showcased and presented their birthday cake creations to S-Team members and teachers. This special event provided an opportunity for the students to share the results of their learning project with a wider audience During

After observing plants around the school and learning about edible plants, EY1 students continued their experience through a cooking activity. They were actively involved in the process from the very beginning, including washing the vegetables and carefully cutting some ingredients under the teachers’ supervision. This activity allowed students to connect their understanding of plants with

EY1 students were introduced to various types of plants that produce fruits and vegetables that humans can naturally eat, such as apples, mangoes, carrots, lettuce, and tomatoes. They were explained that these are called edible plants, which means they are safe and beneficial for human consumption. The students then participated in an observation activity around

In this learning project, “Tasty Birthday Cake,” students explored various birthday celebrations from around the world. They were enthusiastic in discussing the different ways children celebrate birthdays in different countries and happily shared their own birthday experiences with their friends. Through these meaningful discussions, students learned to appreciate and respect cultural differences and understand that

In this Arts activity, Nursery students made a special photo frame to keep as a memory of their wonderful year at school. Students pasted their class photo onto the frame and decorated it by crumpling and sticking colorful paper around the edges. Through this activity, students developed their fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, finger