TwinkleKidz believes that aesthetic and creativity is closely linked to all aspects of children’s learning. Integrating arts into our curriculum provides children with opportunities to explore and illustrate their thoughts, ideas, and feelings through a variety of art and design activities. These skills will encourage your child’s confidence, individuality, imagination, and creativity.

Children are interested and curious about the world around them. At TwinkleKidz, we sensitise children to the details of their immediate surroundings and provide the foundations for learning in Science, History and Geography. This provides opportunities for children to use their senses to develop their powers of observation.

We consider language and literacy intertwined, where connections between Speaking and Listening, Reading and Writing extends across all learning aspects in the curriculum. Language and literacy are crucial to living and learning, communication, and understanding ideas and developing thoughts. Literacy develops the ability to understand and use language as an integral part of learning in all areas.

Children’s social and emotional development motivates them to learn skills such as the ability to communicate, connect with others, resolve conflict, self-regulate, show kindness and empathy, and cope with challenges. Children need to develop and safely express a variety of emotional responses in order to adjust to new situations and achieve their desired outcomes. At TwinkleKidz, we nurture the children to build resiliency, grit, strong relationships with their family and friends, and people around them through positive engagement.

Children acquire numeracy concepts by engaging in a wide variety of activities that involve sorting, matching, comparing, classifying, and making patterns and sequences in different contexts. Children will begin to understand mathematical language and use this language to talk about their work.

TwinkleKidz believes that movement are the building blocks that supports daily living activities. Children are imbibed with the natural urge to move, explore, experiment, discover, play, and learn about their environment through their five senses. Movement activities contribute to the holistic development of the whole child, promoting mental alertness, creative thinking, problem solving, and self-confidence.