What can you expect from us?
At Al Raneem International Private School, we are proud to offer the Cambridge Early Years programme, a child-centred, play-based curriculum designed for learners aged 3 to 6. Our approach is rooted in the latest research and focuses on developing the whole child – nurturing curiosity, independence, and confidence while laying the foundation for future learning.
Children in KG1 and KG2 engage in joyful, active learning that balances physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development. Through meaningful play and guided activities, they begin to develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes they need to thrive in school and beyond.
The Cambridge Early Years curriculum emphasizes:
Communication, language, and literacy – building confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing through stories, songs, and rich language experiences.
Personal, social, and emotional development– supporting children to build friendships, self-esteem, and resilience in a safe and caring environment.
Creative expression – encouraging imagination and problem-solving through art, music, drama, and role play.
Mathematics and understanding the world – developing early numeracy, exploration, and curiosity about their surroundings.
Physical development – building movement skills, coordination, and healthy habits through play and activity.
Every day is designed to be purposeful and engaging, giving your child the best start on their educational journey as part of the Cambridge Pathway from age 3 to 19.
The Early Years Learning Experience at Al Raneem
At Al Raneem International Private School, our Cambridge Early Years programme is designed to help every child grow with confidence, curiosity, and joy. Learning goes beyond academics – it focuses on the whole child, supporting physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development in a safe and stimulating environment.
Through the Cambridge Early Years curriculum, your child will:
- Communicate and express with confidence – developing early skills in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
- Explore and understand the world – building curiosity through play, discovery, and guided exploration.
- Develop essential foundations in numeracy – learning mathematical thinking through games, activities, and problem-solving.
- Grow socially and emotionally – forming friendships, building resilience, and developing self-esteem through cooperative play.
- Strengthen physical development – improving coordination, balance, and healthy habits through active play.
- Express creativity and imagination – through art, music, movement, and role play.
Benefits for parents
Supporting Your Child’s Learning Journey with Cambridge Early Years
At Al Raneem International Private School, we value parents as essential partners in their child’s learning journey. The Cambridge Early Years programme emphasizes that children learn best through play, exploration, and meaningful interactions—both at school and at home. By engaging with your child during play, you not only strengthen your bond but also support their language, confidence, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
Tips for Supporting Learning at Home
Follow their curiosity – Encourage independence by letting your child take the lead in play.
Celebrate progress Repetition and familiar activities help build confidence and mastery.
Make everyday moments count – Cooking, shopping, and outdoor play all support early learning.
Read, sing, and talk together – Language-rich interactions spark communication and literacy growth.
Encourage imagination – Role play, storytelling, and art help children express ideas and feelings.
At Al Raneem, we believe learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. With Cambridge Early Years, parents and teachers work hand-in-hand to give every child the strongest possible start in life.
Why Play Matters
In the Cambridge Early Years programme, play is at the heart of learning. It allows children to explore, experiment, and make sense of the world around them. Through purposeful play, your child develops:Testimonials
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