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Pre-Primary Education Based on FINNISH EDUCATION SYSTEM
WELCOME TO CAMBRIDGE WORLD INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
We at Cambridge World have based on the Finland education system emphasizes play-based learning, fostering holistic development and a love for learning through exploration, experimentation, and joyful experiences, rather than solely relying on formal instruction.
Play-Based Learning:
Learning through play is central to the Finnish approach, recognizing that play is a natural and effective way for children to learn and develop.
Holistic Development:
The focus is on nurturing the child's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development, rather than just academic skills.
Child-Centered Approach:
The curriculum is designed to engage children's interests and encourage their active participation in the learning process.
Emphasis on Well-being:
Creating a positive and supportive learning environment where children feel safe, happy, and valued is crucial.
Teacher as Facilitator:
Teachers act as facilitators of learning, guiding and supporting children's exploration and discovery, rather than simply delivering instruction.
Limited Homework:
Finnish schools, including early childhood education, generally assign minimal homework, allowing children ample time for play, exploration, and other activities.
Free and Structured Play:
While encouraging free play, Finnish playschools also incorporate structured activities and learning opportunities to cater to different learning styles and needs.
Focus on "Learning to Learn":
The emphasis is on developing children's ability to learn independently and become lifelong learners, rather than rote memorization.
Collaboration and Communication:
Encouraging children to work together, communicate effectively, and learn from each other is a key aspect of the Finnish approach.
Outdoor Time:
Finnish playschools often incorporate outdoor activities and learning experiences, recognizing the benefits of nature for children's development.
Diverse Learning Materials:
Playschools provide a wide variety of materials and resources that encourage exploration, creativity, and problem-solving.
Nature-Based Learning:
Finnish playschools often incorporate nature-based learning activities, such as gardening, exploring the outdoors, and learning about the natural world.
Creative Arts:
Opportunities for creative expression through art, music, drama, and other creative activities are important.
Social and Emotional Learning:
Playschools provide opportunities for children to develop their social and emotional skills through group activities, role-playing, and conflict resolution.
Language Development:
Finnish playschools focus on developing children's language skills through storytelling, songs, games, and other interactive activities.
Early Literacy and Numeracy:
While not a primary focus, Finnish playschools introduce early literacy and numeracy skills through play-based activities.
Physical Activity:
Plenty of opportunities for physical activity, both indoors and outdoors, are important for children's development.