Sr KG

Senior Kindergarten, often abbreviated as Sr. KG, at Green Valley Public School marks a significant phase in a child's early education, typically catering to children around the ages of five to six. As a natural progression from Junior Kindergarten, it serves as a bridge to formal elementary schooling. In Sr. KG, our curriculum builds upon the foundational knowledge and skills acquired in Jr. KG. Here, young learners engage in a more structured learning environment, where the focus on subjects like mathematics, language arts, and science becomes more pronounced. However, we continue to emphasize interactive and hands-on learning activities, ensuring that education remains a joyful and engaging experience. This stage places an increased emphasis on developing essential literacy skills. Students delve into more advanced phonics, vocabulary, and writing exercises, helping them to gain confidence in reading and writing. Social and emotional development remains a central aspect of the Sr. KG experience. Building on the friendships and social skills developed in Jr. KG, children learn to collaborate, share, and communicate effectively, which are crucial skills as they prepare for the transition to formal elementary school. Physical development is also a priority, and students continue to refine their gross and fine motor skills through a variety of activities, including physical education, art projects, and creative play. At Green Valley Public School, we understand the significance of parental involvement in a child's education. We actively encourage parents to participate in their child's learning journey through events, workshops, and regular parent-teacher meetings. Assessment in Sr. KG may include informal evaluations to monitor students' progress and identify areas where additional support or enrichment may be needed. Ultimately, Senior Kindergarten at Green Valley Public School is dedicated to ensuring that children are well-prepared for the transition to formal elementary schooling, both academically and socially. It is a vital and enriching stage in a child's educational development, where the foundations for lifelong learning are solidified.