By : Ms Candra Learning a new language can be challenging for young learners, especially when they are introduced to new vocabulary. Children need opportunities to hear, repeat, and use new words in meaningful ways. One activity that can provide these opportunities is singing. Songs are familiar to many children and can make English learning more active and engaging. Songs can introduce vocabulary through repetition, rhythm, and simple language. When children hear the same wo

by : Mr Frazer Throughout childhood, children are still developing key behaviours: self-control, emotional regulation and decision-making. For children to safely learn and understand these key concepts, adults must provide structure in the life of each child, both in the home and certainly in the school environment. There are many benefits to providing children with clear boundaries, including predictability, safety, security and clear structure. A clear structure provided by