At Enfant, comprehensive and developmentally appropriate programmes are implemented for the holistic development of every child.
Read moreWe want our children to have a song in their head to sing and dance when they complete their journey with us. Creative expressions development must be nurtured from the young through activities such as rhyme play, art and craft, creative dramatic play and even music and movement activities.
We acknowledge and appreciate the strengths of every child and try to integrate our curriculum with multiple intelligences activities. We aim to mould a well-rounded child by introducing and enhancing their strengths and weaknesses through our multiple intelligences activities during lesson or even play time.
Life-skills need hand-on experience. And this is what Enfant aims to achieve by providing our children the essential life-skills through our self-help skills programme which we call the practical life exercises. Some of the materials we used for practical life exercises are adapted from the Montessori method.
Our children work on a project approach to build on new knowledge from their prior experiences and knowledge. Hands-on activities are a common sight in the school as we believe children not only learn best through play but also working with their senses with real life objects and experiences.
Enfant takes the opportunity to share with our children the different cultures around the world during our ‘Around the World’ theme and even during our school event celebrations. During our food culture week, children are introduced to various food and culture of other countries. Our active parents will also come in to share their skills!
Developing a well-rounded child is a vital part of the curriculum in Enfant. A child with good academic skills is not complete without the values and morals instilled. Enfant believes that a child’s sense of self-worth and self-confidence comes through the foundations of good social and moral behaviour. We use dramatic play corners, puppets areas and moral storybooks to put across such moral messages.