This is how we do it.Our Roadmap:
Curriculum & Programs
Structured where structure helps.
Free where freedom teaches.
Through a combined 30 years of experience of the faculty, feedback from alumni, MOE teachers’ feedback and through the lens of parents in the yard, we are proud to offer this trailblazing lineup.
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Our language and literacy program of choice. Structured decoding with emphasis in setting up foundations for handwriting, spelling and reading. Globally endorsed for dyslexia support and strong foundations to empower children to enjoy English.
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Constant bilingual exposure throughout the day to exercise code-switching, and for countless opportunities to experience Chinese in daily life. Formal lessons scaffolded and aligned to MOE Primary and China’s local standards for meaningful language appreciation and fluency.
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A Wonder Yard Schoolhouse exclusive collaboration with local numeracy educators- My Curious Child. Making Maths come alive through; stories retelling common social conundrums to enhance social emotional learning. Numeracy concepts are reinforced through hands-on activities, making maths approachable and playful
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Weekly sensory activities to promote creative expression, resilience, risk-taking through a myriad of mediums ranging from paint, ice, slime, to , baking soda and vinegar, foam and so much more.
Why we do this? Before children can write, they need hands that have squeezed, poured, and squished. Sensory play builds the motor control and calm focus that classroom learning sits on. The laundry is a small price for big learning ;) -
Collaborative inquiry through exposure to real world experiences and learning across the following:
Current affairs ( 5Ws 1H, how it affects them and their communities, what they can do in response)
Domestic responsibilities (cooking, cleaning, gardening, food safety)
Body Safety & Self identity (boundaries, what to do when..., bullying and friendship etc.)
Upper Years Exclusives:Financial Literacy (Spend, save, invest, give)
AI Inquiry (Fact vs Opinion, source bias etc.)
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A weekly music and movement program, included in the fees. Rhythm and music appreciation at the junior years, instrument introduction at the upper years.
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At the end of every term, the school pivots into a deep dive into a continent/country/city. Where children are invited to learn about other cultures, through history, food, music, stories. Growing our childrens’ sense of wonder beyond the familiar backyard of our country.
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Inspired by the principles of inquiry based project work from the Reggio Emilia pedagogy, our K1s and K2s will embark on a collaborative project work modules.
None of these programs would come alive without our dedicated faculty, teachers who have had global experience with a combined tenure of more than 30 years.
Building upon their expertise, they will also be trained and guided by our Play advisors:
Jules and Dan from Stories of Play.
With 10 years of experience in guiding their four girls through home and world schooling, they have brought their groundbreaking expertise into shaping learning effortlessly across hundreds of households worldwide.
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