It is a Steiner-Waldorf inspired school. It teaches holistically approach, one with nature, spiritually and age-appropriate activities.
Role: To Nurture and Develop the skills of young learners.
Responsibilities (Main Class Teacher for Kindergarten)
Fostering Independence:
- Encourage children to perform tasks independently, such as dressing themselves, tidying up, and making simple choices.
- Guide children in managing their personal belongings and routines, fostering self-sufficiency.
Shaping Social Attitudes:
- Model and teach respectful and empathetic behaviour towards others.
- Facilitate activities that promote cooperation, sharing, and positive social interactions.
Experiential Learning through Play:
- Design indoor and outdoor play experiences that stimulate curiosity and creativity.
- Encourage both group play and individual activities, supporting social and personal development.
Promoting Healthy Habits:
- Guide children in developing balanced habits related to eating, sleeping, and playing.
- Provide a structured routine that supports physical and emotional well-being.
Enhancing Vocabulary and Fine Motor Skills:
Support vocabulary development through songs, rhymes, and storytelling.
Incorporate activities like painting, drawing, and crafts to improve fine motor skills.
Nature Exploration:
Organize regular nature walks to connect children with the natural environment.
Use nature walks to teach about seasons, plants, animals, and environmental stewardship.
Responsibilities (Class 1 Main Teacher)
1. Curriculum Development:
Create and implement a developmentally appropriate curriculum that aligns with Waldorf educational principles.
Integrate academic subjects with artistic, practical, and social activities.
2. Holistic Development through Play-Based Activities:
Design activities that promote cognitive, emotional, and physical growth through play.
Ensure a balance of intellectual, artistic, and practical learning experiences.
3. Inclusive Education:
Develop and maintain an inclusive classroom environment that respects and values diversity.
Adapt teaching methods to meet the needs of all students, including those with special needs.
4. Cultivating Independence and Responsibility:
Encourage students to take responsibility for their learning and classroom duties.
Promote self-directed learning and critical thinking skills.
5. Social and Emotional Learning:
Facilitate activities that develop social skills, emotional intelligence, and a sense of community.
Provide opportunities for collaborative learning and conflict resolution.
6. Integration of Arts and Practical Skills:
Incorporate arts, crafts, music, and movement into daily lessons to enhance learning.
Teach practical life skills through hands-on activities and projects.
7. Connection with Nature:
Continue to foster a connection with nature through outdoor activities and nature studies.
Teach students about environmental stewardship and the importance of nature in their lives.