This Specialized Teaching Technique Is Key To Your Child's Education
The extraordinary purpose-built environment at Stamford American International School has been designed with little learners in mind
PRESENTED BY STAMFORD AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AS SEEN IN HARPER'S BAZAAR JUNIOR DECEMBER 2016
Stamford American International School has collaborated with Early Learning specialists and environmental psychologists to launch the most forward-thinking Early Learning campus around. The school, which follows the American curriculum, sought inspiration from the Reggio Emilia philosophy that believes teaching necessitates a triumvirate of parents, teachers and environment. For this reason, they have created a new environment to help inspire children. From the classrooms, which each feature outdoor spaces, to the indoor kids arena and swimming pool that are built with children in mind, students are given every tool they need to develop into confident and capable individuals.
Fleur Williams from Australia, whose daughter Seren (aged three), attends Stamford American’s Nursery programme, has been thrilled with what she has seen at the school and can’t wait for her daughter to walk through the new facility’s doors. “Since joining Stamford American, Seren’s confidence has continued to grow,” says Fleur. “Her teachers encourage her to solve problems independently, which we think is great, and we’re so proud and excited each time we hear her talk to her teacher in Mandarin.”
Stamford American Early Learning Campus opens in August 2017. Parents who are keen to register their children can call 6653 7907 or visit www.sais.edu.sg to arrange for a personal tour of the beautiful display pod with the friendly admissions team.
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