Early Exposure
RMKG believes that exposure is of utmost importance to a child and we have been encouraging students from K2 and K3 to join the speech festivals and other open competitions in the areas of academic, sports, arts and music. We believe that young minds need to be stimulated, and that they learn best from attending of these open events.
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Literacy is made up of |
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Each of these abilities develops at a different stage of a child's life and we teach each element according to a child's neurological development and physical abilities. |
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Word recognition and understanding in French, Spanish, Putonghua and English starts at four months at KinderU with great success. |
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Parents must of course be mindful that fun and joy must be a part of the process. RMKG continues this teaching method with amazing results. |
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RMKG curriculum is developed by Betty Ho and her team of early childhood education specialists. |
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Music and Physical Education Programmes
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RMKG considers music and Physical exercises to be integral parts of a child's early development. The first step to developing these aspects is utilising talented music and sports instructors who have experience working with young children.
Creeping and crawling are important physical exercises in rightbrain education. We have incorporated an "active zone" into the school, where children are encouraged to bounce, wiggle, balance, jump and twist every day. This gives children ample opportunities to exercise and develop their bodies and brains.
RMKG is proud to be associated with experienced music and Physical Education teachers in offering private and group instruction PIANO, VIOLIN, CELLO and THEORY as well as KUNG FU and DANCE to children aged 3.5 and above.
We hope to make an RMKG tradition of staging a musical production under the guidance of professional music, dance and drama teachers. To promote good reading habits, the RMKG Library is set up with a full collection of books for students to explore the world of knowledge and hence build up their love of reading.
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