Lower Common
Kindergarten
The full-day kindergarten curriculum is a carefully planned sequence of activities which builds language and reading skills, number concepts, and a basis for science and social studies. Language and reading skills are developed through the use of beginning and ending sound recognition and sight word vocabulary. French, Art, Computers and Physical Education are taught on a weekly basis.
The development of the whole child is important in kindergarten. Children are encouraged to explore in an environment that fosters their individual development socially, emotionally and physically.
For more detailed information about the Kindergarten Core Curriculum, please click here.
Lower Common (Grades 1-4)
These are probably the most important years in a child’s education, and fortunately, the children are very keen to participate at these levels. During these years they will learn the basic skills of reading, writing, and numerical literacy that will form the foundation of future academic success. It is also the time when parents and teachers will make the most significant impact on learning.
For more detailed information about the Core Curriculum of Grades 1-4, please click here.
