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Kindergarten program

Discover, Explore and Grow

Kindergarten helps children strengthen communication, phonics, early reading, mathematics and independent thinking through structured, engaging live activities.

Learning stageKindergartenClass daysMonday to FridayLive and teacher-led
Two children at a desk with books and blocks during an online lesson

3 Days of Free Live Classes

Try Kindergarten with three free live teaching days

All new students begin with a mandatory 3-day free live-class trial. After experiencing our classes, parents may proceed with regular enrollment.

Apply, attend 3 free live teaching days, then continue enrollment if you are satisfied.

School hours

Monday to Friday, 6:00 PM – 8:40 PM Pakistan time.

Your local time appears here once your time zone is known.

Pakistan Standard Time is the official reference. Your local time is shown when your time zone is known.

What children learn

What children learn in Kindergarten

  • Phonics and early reading

    Letter sounds, blending and shared reading in small steps.

  • Numbers and patterns

    Counting, comparing and spotting patterns in everyday objects.

  • Creative expression

    Drawing, crafts and role play that turn ideas into things.

  • Our world

    Seasons, animals, families and festivals from around the world.

Program

Learning objectives

  • Recognise and practise letter sounds through listening and speaking.
  • Explore numbers, quantities, shapes and patterns.
  • Share ideas through drawing, making and show-and-tell.
  • Listen to others, take turns and build confidence in group activities.

Teaching methodology

  • Our teachers use live demonstrations, games, guided practice and creative tasks to make new concepts clear and engaging. The British Early Years approach supports learning through both interaction and exploration.

Curriculum and syllabus

  • Children develop communication and literacy, early mathematical understanding, awareness of the world, creativity, social-emotional skills and physical coordination.

Interactive learning

  • Children practise sounds, answer number questions, share drawings and participate in guided games with teacher feedback.

Preschool activities

  • Phonics games, picture reading, counting and sorting, art, storytelling, rhymes and show-and-tell.

Learning outcomes

  • We aim to build a secure foundation for early reading, numeracy, communication and readiness for the next stage of learning.
  • Activities are adapted to children's needs and support progress at different paces.

Children develop skills through live teaching, guided practice and age-appropriate activities. Explore the learning objectives and how families can support progress at home. Read how live teaching works and the activity notes.

Inside a Live Lesson

Inside a Live Lesson

These examples show how a lesson may unfold. Not every lesson follows the same steps.

  1. Part 1

    Welcome and Share

    A greeting and a chance to share something from the day.

  2. Part 2

    Guided learning

    A short phonics, reading or number activity with the teacher.

  3. Part 3

    Create and move

    Drawing, making, a game or a movement break.

  4. Part 4

    Show and tell

    Children share an idea or something they have made.

All classes are delivered live on Zoom and recorded for quality assurance. Enrolled students can revisit available class recordings for a 48-hour access window, including when they are absent or on leave.

Your role

How parents help

A few minutes of support makes a big difference, especially in the first weeks.

  • Help your child get ready for Zoom, keep simple materials within reach and encourage short follow-up conversations about class activities.

School Timetable

School Timetable

Classes follow a school-organised timetable from Monday to Friday. View the latest timetable and local-time information on our School Hours page.

Questions

Good to know

What do we need for online classes?

A laptop or tablet with a camera and microphone, reliable internet, a suitable learning space and basic materials such as paper and crayons. Teachers will let families know when specific materials are needed.

We live outside Pakistan. Can our child attend?

Yes. Our classes are online, and the School Timetable shows Pakistan Standard Time with local-time guidance for international families.

Does a parent need to sit with the child?

For younger children, having a parent or caregiver nearby can help with the device and materials. Children are encouraged to participate more independently as their confidence grows.

Which program is right for my child?

Our admissions team can help you choose between Nursery, Kindergarten and Grade 1 based on your child's age and learning stage. Compare the stages on Our Programs.

How admissions work