K2A Inquirers' Exciting World of Learning Exhibition
This year, the children of EtonHouse Nature Pre-School campus launched ‘K2A Inquirers’ Exciting World of Learning’ in a blended format.
Parents and members of the community received access to the exhibition website while the Nursery 2 and Kindergarten 1 children viewed the exhibition in person.
The Kindergarten 2 children made tickets and organised tour routes so that the younger children would have a comfortable experience viewing and participating in the exhibition. They decided that the proceeds from the tickets would go to the EtonHouse Community Fund.
Here are some of their thoughts as the children organised the exhibition:
“We have to be confident.”
“We have to look at the audience and share our learning.”
“We can’t all go in a big group. Then it will be too crowded. We have to break into smaller groups and tour the groups.”
“If we have a map, children will be able to choose where to go next. Otherwise, they might miss some things.”
“We were sharing the work and taking turns to make the map.”
Central Idea: We plan, organise, and work together to achieve a common goal
Lines of Inquiry: We can have different roles and responsibilities when working together.
Common goals can provoke action.
Key concepts: Function, Responsibility
Attributes of Learner Profile: Reflective, Principled
EtonHouse International Pre-School at 718 Mountbatten Road is an IB World School.
Glimpses
Parent Testimonial
Arpit Marthur, Parent of Ameya, Nature Pre-School
We saw a very nurturing and thriving environment being offered by the teachers and other staff members. The teaching styles are tailored to cater for each child’s needs. Ameya is always happy going to school and surprises us with his learnings. Read more here
Wei Fang Lin, Parent of Joey, Nature Pre-School
We are very glad to see Joey’s new development in:
- Willing to share what she sees and what she hears everyday;
- Speaking English and Mandarin with different people effortlessly;
- Be willing to try new things and sports activities (such as walking to the subway station, riding a bicycle, etc.).
Prakash Maheswari, Parent of Kabir, Nature Pre-School
Moving countries was a big change for our son, but the environment was so welcoming and the teachers and staff so friendly and loving, that he settled in very well, very soon. It is a great campus with tons of outdoor experiences and ample space for independent inquiry and thinking. Kabir looks forward to coming to school everyday. Read more here
360 Virtual Tour
Take a Virtual Tour of Nature Pre-School
Sitting on a land area of 6050 square metres with a built-up area of 1250 square metres, the campus has sprawling outdoor spaces, presenting ample opportunities for children to embrace the natural environment.
