Children, at this stage, are naturally curious and motivated to explore their surroundings. The Primary School Programme is designed to nurture this spirit of exploration and inquiry in young students. The School helps to build conceptual clarity in children through an interactive and relevant curriculum. The focus is to engage students and stimulate their curiosity with innovative pedagogy, activity-based learning and teaching aids.
Highlights of Primary School Programme
- The School encourages good study and reading habits in children. They are encouraged to read newspapers, magazines, books and discuss content at group level.
- The process of learning at the primary level involves use of recreational resources and activities aligned to the syllabus. Students are further engaged with initiatives such as model-making, project-based learning, charts, field-trips, etc.
- Basic mathematical concepts and numeracy skills of students are reinforced at the Primary level.
- Language skills are nurtured by encouraging children to read actively and invest themselves in listening programmes.
- Educational trips and excursions are organised to help students experience the world they live in.
- Learning is strengthened with the help of graded worksheets, exercises, assignments and group learning.
- Opportunities are provided to develop appreciation for Arts and skills in art forms such as music, drama, dance, painting, and craft.
- Primary School curriculum places special emphasis on teaching children computer skills.
- Holistic development of students is ensured by giving them opportunities to participate in various co-curricular activities and sporting events.
- Community service is an invaluable quality encouraged in children of Reliance School. A spirit of empathy and sharing is developed in children at this young stage so that they grow up with this value.
- Regular sessions of Life Skills Education are conducted to nurture inter-personal skills, emotional balance, compassion, empathy and ability to face real-life challenges.