The primary stage is a crucial and important period in a child’s life, and it is considered the foundation as it plays an important role in shaping the child’s personality mainly through his interaction with his surrounding environment and through his personal and educational experiences. Children at this stage are often very curious and question a lot. They love to explore the world around them and try new things. They are full of energy and activity, love to play and participate in various activities. They often receive a lot of knowledge and learning, and are usually ready to absorb and apply new information. They begin to build friendship relationships with their peers, and learn how to cooperate and interact with others. These traits are not fixed in percentage for all children at this stage. Each child comes with his own unique personality, which may vary based on his background and personal experiences. Here we focus on building students’ self-confidence and their abilities as learners characterized by curiosity, creativity, cooperation, and readiness to face the challenges of the upper levels.
English language curriculum McGraw-Hill enhances students' constant enthusiasm for reading, written and verbal communication, and conversation.
Mathematics curriculum McGraw-Hill, aims to enhance students’ knowledge of arithmetic skills and develop analytical, problem-solving, and thinking skills through the program.
Science curriculum, McGraw-Hill, helps learners develop their natural curiosity, enabling them to seek scientific explanations for the phenomena they see around them.
Students follow a project-based approach to understand their religion deeply and understand how it relates to other subjects.
We were keen to develop reading, writing and communication skills in the Arabic language using the Saudi ministry of education curriculum.
The art box has a lot of creative topics which spark students' imaginations, develop skills that help them deliver their ideas as they explore, and help them improve their awareness and become reflective thinkers with a critical eye.
Students learn how to communicate, collaborate, and innovate in the digital world, discover new information on an ever-expanding scale, and learn how to program using a variety of tools.
The French language course aims to develop students' awareness and knowledge of the world and develop positive attitudes within them toward cultural differences. Learning different languages opens new horizons for them.
Regular physical education improves concentration.
Increases appropriate behavior between students to create a solid foundation for an active and healthy lifestyle.
A branch of knowledge that is concerned with studying everything about human life in the society in which he lives. given in both languages arabic and english for gradses 4 and above.
Innovative and enjoyable education that develops students’ linguistic, social, psychological and community skills.
✅ Reading and Writing: Students learn basic reading and writing skills,
including understanding texts, forming sentences, and using correct spelling and grammar.
✅Arithmetic: Students learn basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division,
in addition to understanding basic mathematical concepts such as geometric shapes and measurements.
✅Science and Social Studies: Students learn about basic concepts in science such as the human body,
plants, and animals, as well as the study of the environment and local community in social studies lessons.
✅Social and emotional skills: Students learn how to treat others appropriately and respectfully,
how to resolve conflicts constructively, and develop emotional skills such as expressing feelings and understanding the feelings of others.
Critical and Creative Thinking: Primary education encourages students to think critically and explore ideas creatively,
through various activities such as art projects and creative writing.
These are some of the key outcomes of learning at the primary level, and they contribute to building
a strong foundation for students to continue their education and development at upper levels of education.