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Sri KDU Schools (Kota Damansara Campus)
Essential Information
About Sri KDU Schools (Kota Damansara Campus)
Sri KDU Schools are more than just educational institutions. They are centres of development where students learn through exploration and discovery. Students move towards global citizenship through a range of local and international experiential learning opportunities.
At Sri KDU Schools, students are empowered so that they may continue to grow beyond the classroom. Sri KDU Schools consist of Sekolah Sri KDU which offers the Malaysian national curriculum, and Sri KDU International School where the National Curriculum of England and the A-Level Programme are taught.
The foundation of excellence in education is laid here. From the fully equipped campus in Kota Damansara to the dedicated teachers who are trained annually, everything at Sri KDU Schools has a single purpose – to nurture the best in every student.
Pre-University
Preschool/Kindergarten
The Early Years will offer ample opportunity to learn through play, whilst developing important literacy and numeracy skills providing a seamless transition into Year 1.
Curriculum
We incorporate the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and British National Curriculum as a framework, integrated with Sri KDU’s Core Values and bespoke Sri KDU Years Centre programmes.
The EYFS framework:
- Sets the standards that all early years providers must meet to ensure that children learn and develop well.
- Ensures children are kept healthy and safe.
- Ensures that children have the knowledge and skills they need to start school.
Our Early Years Curriculum emphasises the seven areas of learning:
- Personal, Social and Emotional Development
- This area helps shape children's social skills and develops respect and an understanding of their different feelings.
- Communication and Language
- Providing an environment for young children to express themselves and speak and listen in a range of situations allows them to develop their language and communication skills.
- Physical Development
- We all know that young children often love to be active, but they also need to understand that continued physical activity, and healthy food choices, are important and why.
- Literacy Development
- Children need to discover phonemic awareness - the ability to hear and identify different words and sounds and start reading and writing
- Mathematics
- Children need to be guided in developing skills with numbers and calculations and being able to describe shapes, spaces and measures.
- Expressive arts and design
- Activities like drawing, playing with paint, instruments, or technology all give children the chance to express themselves and learn new things.
- Understanding of the world
- This involves children making sense of things by observing and exploring everything from where they spend time to the technology and other things they use.