Self-help for Independence

Our practical life skills programme is designed to equip children with skills that foster independence and confidence. Rooted in the principles of child development and early education, Cambridge Pre-school recognises the critical importance of nurturing independence from a young age.

Through our carefully crafted curriculum, children will be gently guided through age-appropriate activities that promote self-sufficiency in daily tasks, from dressing up independently to tidying up after play.

By instilling these skills early on, children will develop a sense of autonomy, competence, self-reliance and agency that extends beyond the classroom and lays a strong foundation for lifelong learning and success.

Our programme focuses specifically on three main areas:

Good manners
including appropriate social etiquette and respect for others.

Self-care
through nurturing independence as well as skills that focus on health, hygiene and safety.

Care of environment
by cultivating a responsibility for the world around us.

SELF-HELP

ACTIVITIES

We encourage you, as parents, to reinforce and build upon the skills learned in the programme at home. By incorporating self-help activities into your own daily routines, you can further support your child’s development and promote independence in all aspects of life.

We can work together to nurture a confident, capable young learner who is well-equipped to navigate the world with resilience and self-assurance.

Take this opportunity to sign up for a school tour at your nearest centre and find out more about our Curriculum.

Visit us to find out more.

“
Zachary had a wonderful time during his time spent at Cambridge. He has learnt to be more independent and care for others as well. Special thanks to the teachers at Cambridge!
Cheryl Jamie

“
My girl loved the teachers especially Ms Tina and Liu Lao Shi and her friends too. We didn’t have to worry much about the transition to primary school as the foundation provided made it quite seamless. Generally quite well rounded curriculum.
Edna Kheng

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