Early Years Section (Foundation Stage)

Play-based Learning Approach
Growing and learning through play
- Personal, Social & Emotional Development: Children build confidence, self-awareness, and form positive relationships through group play, role-playing, and collaborative games.
- Communication & Language: Stories, songs, discussions, and imaginative play help children develop listening skills, expand vocabulary, and express themselves clearly.
- Physical Development: Indoor and outdoor play enhances both fine and gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, balance, and overall physical health.
- Literacy: Through phonics games, picture books, mark-making, and storytelling, children begin to recognize sounds, letters, and early writing patterns.
- Mathematics: Concepts like counting, sorting, shapes, and measuring are introduced through engaging puzzles, building blocks, and everyday activities.
- Understanding the World: Children explore nature, culture, technology, and their environment, developing curiosity and awareness of the world around them.
- Creative Development: Music, movement, drawing, painting, and drama inspire imagination and allow children to express their ideas and emotions freely.

The importance of play-based learning

The importance of play-based learning
Play is an essential part of every child’s learning. This flyer for parents shows you how to support your child’s learning through play.

The importance of play-based learning
Play is an essential part of every child’s learning. This flyer for parents shows you how to support your child’s learning through play.
Developmental Milestones
Physical Development:
Children start to gain more control over their movements, whether it’s running with energy or carefully grasping objects. They begin feeding themselves and using utensils with increasing confidence.
Emotional Development:
At this stage, children begin to smile at familiar faces, showing their growing connection with the world around them. They may start to calm themselves when upset, finding comfort in their own ways.
Creative Development:
Imagination blossoms during this time, with children finding joy in drawing, singing, and pretending. Whether creating characters in make-believe play or experimenting with new materials, their creativity shines brightly.
Language Development:
Words become powerful tools as children begin expressing their needs with simple phrases and words. They follow basic instructions and start engaging in conversations, making eye contact and enjoying back-and-forth exchanges.
Facilities & Resources
Other facilities

Child Development Center for Tailored Support:
A nurturing space where every child receives personalized support to thrive and grow.

Interactive Learning Zones for Active Engagement:
Engaging, hands-on areas designed to spark curiosity and foster active learning.

Reading Nooks and Sensory Corners:
Cozy corners filled with books and sensory activities that ignite imagination and exploration.

Outdoor Play and Nature Exploration Areas:
Vibrant outdoor spaces that encourage physical activity and connect children with nature."
Accreditations & Affiliations
Pathways British School’s accreditation and affiliations ensure a globally recognized curriculum, enabling students to pursue education worldwide while upholding excellence and continuous growth.



