EARLY YEARS

A FOUNDATION FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

At this stage, we recognise that the smallest moments can inspire the biggest discoveries. Through purposeful play and meaningful relationships, children begin to develop the skills that will guide them throughout their educational journey.

Our programme follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, drawing on experiences designed to promote communication, physical development and self-expression.

The Seven Areas of Learning

Learning in the Early Years is guided by the seven areas of the EYFS framework, which support children’s development across communication, thinking, creativity and wellbeing.

  • Communication and Language
  • Physical Development
  • Personal, Social and Emotional Development
  • Literacy
  • Mathematics
  • Understanding the World
  • Expressive Arts and Design

Learning Environments

Children move freely between immersive indoor teaching spaces and extensive outdoor learning environments, making full use of purpose-built early learning areas and imaginative playground spaces.

Each class is supported by a fully qualified teacher, an English-speaking teacher, teaching assistants and a Thai nanny.

Specialist Teaching

Children in the Early Years are encouraged to imagine, explore, and develop their emerging interests. From the age of three, students benefit from weekly lessons with specialist teachers.

Language development and communication skills are central to the curriculum, with children participating in regular English phonics sessions alongside specialist language lessons in Thai and Mandarin.

Dedicated subject specialists deliver lessons in:

  • Music
  • Art and Design
  • Drama
  • Physical Education
  • Forest School
  • Mandarin
  • Thai
 
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Working in close partnership with families, our priority is to create a learning experience that is intellectually stimulating, emotionally secure and rooted in kindness, ensuring every child feels known, supported and able to flourish.

EMILY LUKE
Head of Early Years