UKG

Program Focus

PRIM BUDS UKG (Upper Kindergarten) is designed as a critical year of preparation before children enter primary school. The program emphasizes a balanced approach that integrates structured play with formal educational methods to ensure a smooth transition to primary education.

Activities and Learning

Basic Math Skills: Activities are designed to introduce and reinforce basic numeracy concepts through interactive and engaging exercises.

Language Development: The curriculum includes activities aimed at developing basic literacy skills, such as storytelling, vocabulary building, and phonics. Creative language activities like storytelling and art support language development and imagination.

Environmental Awareness: Children are encouraged to explore and understand their environment, promoting early awareness of the world around them through interactive and exploratory activities.

Creative Activities: The program includes artistic and imaginative activities such as drawing, painting, and crafting, which foster creativity and fine motor skills.

Program Integration

Structured Play and Interactive Learning: UKG activities are structured to balance play with learning, providing children with a well-rounded educational experience. This approach helps to maintain engagement while promoting academic and personal growth.

Age and Transition

Age Requirement: UKG students are children who have completed Lower Kindergarten (LKG) and are approaching the age to start primary school.(May vary from state to state)

Transition Preparation: A key focus of UKG is to prepare children for formal schooling. The curriculum blends play-based methods with structured learning to equip children with foundational skills needed for primary education.