(Grades 3-5)

The next phase, from ages 8 to 11, prepares students for a more formal academic curriculum. During this stage, students begin to explore various subjects and develop essential skills. During the Preparatory Stage, students are introduced to an array of subjects and disciplines that extend beyond the boundaries of their earlier, primarily exploratory educational experiences. While academic content is increasingly integrated into the curriculum during this stage, it is not limited solely to bookish knowledge.

The curriculum is carefully designed to strike a balance between theoretical learning and practical, hands-on experiences. The focus is on holistic development, nurturing essential life skills, and fostering a love for learning. Students, at this point, are encouraged to explore various subjects, allowing them to identify their areas of interest and passion.

They delve into the realms of mathematics, science, language arts, social studies, and more, gaining a broad understanding of these subjects. Simultaneously, the development of essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, effective communication, and teamwork takes center stage.