Preschool | Sky Class

A big benefit of our Preschool is spending time in an English environment from an early age.

Through teachers’ words, greetings, songs, picture books, play and everyday interactions, children naturally get used to the sounds and rhythms of English.

At this age, what matters isn’t memorizing lots of words or speaking English well.

It’s getting used to hearing English, understanding meaning through teachers’ words, expressions and gestures, and finding communication in English fun.

For example, moving to songs, tidying toys when a teacher asks, or pointing to animals in a picture book.

Children gradually widen their connection with English at their own stage of development.

Before “studying English,” “enjoying days filled with English.”

That’s the first step of English education at Victory Preschool.

School life away from family for the first time is a big step, for children and parents alike.

At Victory, we value warm, trusting relationships with teachers so children feel safe.

At first, children may feel nervous, cry or find it hard to join in.

We accept those feelings as a natural part of growing up and respect each child’s pace.

Little by little, they get used to their teachers, find favorite activities, take an interest in friends and start joining in on their own.

Valuing small changes like these, we support their very first school life.

Because they have a safe place, children can step out into a new world.

For young children, play is learning itself.

Stacking blocks, drawing, lining up toys, pretend play, moving to music.

Through activities like these, children discover all kinds of things.

In block play they notice shape, size and balance; in art they enjoy color and texture.

Pretend play builds imagination and the ability to express themselves in words, and playing with friends builds experience with others.

At Victory, we value Work Time, when children play freely according to their interests.

We turn “I want to try!” into growth.

In early childhood, moving their bodies and playing with all their senses is very important.

Music & movement, art, stories and group games are part of every day at Victory.

Moving to music builds rhythm, body control and the joy of self-expression.

Activities with paint, paper and different materials grow interest in color, shape and texture.

Picture-book reading nurtures interest in language and imagination.

Enjoying all five senses supports children’s sensitivity and development.

Preschool is an important place to be with children of the same age.

Even children who play alone at first gradually take an interest in friends and discover the fun of playing together.

Wanting to use a toy, waiting their turn, sharing their feelings.

For young children, all of these are important lessons.

At Victory, teachers stay close to children’s feelings and gradually show them how to get along with others.

“Playing together is fun!”

Through experiences like these, we build the foundations of kindness and communication.

Our Preschool also nurtures children’s independence.

Putting away their things, washing their hands, getting ready for meals, returning toys to their places.

Daily life is full of things children can try for themselves.

Instead of doing everything for them, teachers help children do a little more on their own, matched to their stage of development.

When things don’t go well, we don’t rush them; we give the support they need and watch over them.

Trying things for themselves, and small successes, build confidence and motivation.

From “I can’t” to “I want to try,” and then “I did it!”

We respect each child’s pace of growth.

Victory Preschool is an important preparation stage for learning in the Kinder course.

But getting ready isn’t only about learning letters and numbers early.

What matters to us is helping children feel safe in group life, take an interest in new things and want to try things for themselves.

For example:

• Listening to teachers and joining in activities
• Enjoying time in the same space as friends
• Enjoying songs and picture books, and taking an interest in words
• Expressing their feelings and wishes
• Trying everyday tasks on their own, little by little
• Taking an interest in new games and activities

These experiences lead to group activities, exploration, learning in English and independent daily life in the Kinder course.

What Preschool builds is the foundation of heart and daily life for enjoying learning in Kinder.