
PP1
Grade Overview
About PP1
In PP1 children deepen the habits of learning: listening, speaking, early reading readiness, counting and creative expression. Lessons are short, active and full of play, following the KICD Pre-Primary curriculum design.
Teachers
Each class is led by a trained early-childhood teacher supported by a caregiver, ensuring every little learner gets attention, care and encouragement.
PP1
Learning & Development
Learning Environment
PP1 classrooms are arranged in learning corners — reading, numbers, art and play — with colourful charts, the children's work on display and safe outdoor play spaces.
Learning Areas
Language, Mathematical, Creative, Environmental and Religious Education Activities, delivered through themes children love such as My Family, Animals and Our School.
Activities
Story time, singing games, counting with real objects, sorting and matching, nature walks, cooking demonstrations and role play.
Creative Learning
Painting, modelling, collage, music and dance encourage imagination and fine-motor development.
Language Development
Children learn letter sounds, build vocabulary, retell stories and practise speaking confidently in front of others.
Numeracy Foundations
Counting, number recognition, sorting, patterns, shapes and simple measurement — all through hands-on play.
Social Development
Learners practise sharing, cooperating, expressing feelings and caring for others and their environment.
Outdoor Play
Daily outdoor time on the climbing frame, field games and free play builds gross-motor skills and confidence.
Curriculum
Learning Areas
Aligned to the KICD Competency-Based Education curriculum designs.
Core Competencies
What Learners Develop
Learning Activities
- Songs, rhymes and storytelling
- Painting, colouring, modelling and craft
- Counting, sorting and pattern games
- Outdoor play on the climbing frame and field
- Water and sand play and nature walks
- Fun days and educational trips
Projects
- Class nature corner
- My family and me picture book
- Shapes and colours hunt
Assessment Approach
Assessment in the Early Years is gentle and continuous. Teachers observe children during play and activities, keep portfolios of their work, and use checklists to track development in each activity area. Parents receive termly progress reports describing their child's growth.
Clubs & Sports
Co-curricular activities that help PP1 learners discover and grow their talents.
Gallery
PP1 in Pictures
Parent Resources
How you can support your child in PP1.
- Read with your child daily and talk about the stories
- Support projects and take-home activities without doing them for your child
- Check the school calendar and attend parents' meetings and academic clinics
- Keep in touch with the class teacher via the school office or WhatsApp

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