The Pinnacle Of Early Education

Our emergent framework is designed to provide the ultimate learning opportunity for young minds. Your child will be exposed to a blend of the best parts of all the leading approaches around the world. This unique framework combined with our futuristic nature-based facilities provides your child with greater opportunity to find placement in the world’s best schools.
1. Individualised Emergent Approach
One Size Doesn't Fit All
Our emergent education approach is based on creating a path for children to explore and develop based on their own interests. Instead of a standardised approach where one learning style is applied to all children, we celebrate diversity, meaning our teachers actively observe children and respond to their specific interests and needs.
A group of children are painting at a table in a classroom.
2. EYFS Foundational Framework
Comprehensive Learning & Development
Our emergent education approach is based on creating a path for children to explore and develop based on their own interests. Instead of a standardised approach where one learning style is applied to all children, we celebrate diversity, meaning our teachers actively observe children and respond to their specific interests and needs.

There are 7 areas of learning and development within EYFS.

The below areas are of particular importance as they are the first building blocks of a child's development and ignite enthusiasm for learning.

1. Understanding the World
2. Expressive Arts & Design
3. Communication & Language
4. Physical Development
5. Personal, Social & Emotional Development
6. Literacy
7. Mathematics

Observation is a valuable tool used to depict an accurate picture of a child's development. In order to form a holistic summary of development, we use a wide range of perspectives including the child, educators and parents/family. Assessments are given periodically based on each of the areas of learning & development.

Two little girls looking at a wooden bug house.
3. Child-led Montessori Methods
Interactive Play-Based Learning
Montessori is a child-led approach which allows children to use their imagination, follow their interests, express individuality and be empowered as leaders in their learning journeys. Montessori features open learning areas where children are encouraged to learn from each other, rather than being sat at desks for the majority of the day as in most traditional education settings.
A woman is helping a child at a table in a playroom.
4. Reggio Emilia Collaborative Learning
Collaborative Approach
Reggio Emilia focuses on learning through a collaborative approach where children, parents and teachers work together with the belief that each child has unlimited potential.

Classrooms are set up with natural materials that can be used as open ended resources rather than having 1 intended purpose. Children can then use their creativity to play with these items and be innovative in the way that they give purpose to them.

A group of children playing with an interactive table in a classroom.
5. STEM Multidisciplinary Learning
STEM Education
Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) education supports children to integrate knowledge across disciplines. Children are perfectly adapted to learning STEM concepts and do best when activities tap into their natural curiosity about the living world.

Within the STEM context, we blend traditional subjects and make learning relevant by stimulating investigations which encourage children to make comparisons, test ideas and share their discoveries.

A little girl is using a laptop in a room.
6. Language
Academic & Vital Social Skills
There are many benefits of learning multiple languages including improved memory, problem-solving and critical-thinking skills, enhanced concentration, ability to multitask and better listening skills.

The Center of Excellence offers full-immersion bilingual options for English and Arabic or English and French. Teachers are native speakers of the principal language and support the children’s language acquisition throughout the day.

Two children sitting on the floor reading books in a library.

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