We emphasise the importance of strong oral language skills and effective communication. Through interactive activities and guided conversations, we help students enhance their speaking and listening abilities, which are crucial for overall language development.

Building a robust vocabulary is fundamental to reading and writing success. We introduce new words in meaningful contexts, helping students understand and use a wide range of vocabulary in their daily communication and academic work.

Our program includes activities designed to develop phonological awareness, a critical skill for early readers. We engage students in exercises that help them recognise and manipulate sounds in spoken language, laying the groundwork for successful reading and writing.

Understanding the conventions of print is an essential part of early literacy. We teach students about the basic rules of written language, such as reading from left to right and top to bottom, understanding spaces between words, and recognising different punctuation marks.

Fluency in reading is achieved through practice and guidance. We work with students to improve their reading speed, accuracy, and expression, enabling them to read smoothly and with confidence.

Understanding what they read is just as important as being able to read the words. We teach strategies that help students grasp the meaning of texts, ask questions, make predictions, and connect new information to what they already know.

We encourage students to express their thoughts and ideas through writing. Our activities focus on helping them organise their ideas, use appropriate vocabulary, and structure their sentences and paragraphs effectively.

Accurate spelling is a key component of writing. We teach students spelling rules and patterns, and provide them with practice that helps them spell words correctly in their writing.

Legible handwriting is important for clear written communication. We provide guidance and practice in forming letters correctly, spacing words appropriately, and writing neatly.

We introduce students to a variety of literature, helping them understand and appreciate different genres and styles. We encourage them to respond to what they read through discussions, written responses, and creative projects.