The Primary School covers Year 1 through Year 6. Kids At Heart International School is fully authorised to deliver the Pearson Primary Education programme. This globally recognised curriculum ensures continuity from early childhood into the primary years. It emphasizes experiential and inquiry-based learning, equipping learners with essential academic skills and fostering independence. The Pearson curriculum also supports continuous assessment, allowing teachers to closely track each child’s growth and development.
Primary School learners are evaluated through homework, class tests, and end-of-term examinations. To keep families engaged and informed, teachers meet with parents twice each term—at mid-term and again at the end of the term—to discuss progress and next steps.
With a maximum class size of 20, we maintain an environment where every child can be seen, understood, and supported. Smaller classes allow teachers to personalize instruction and build strong, meaningful relationships with families, strengthening the partnership between school and home.
Admission into the Primary School is subject to available spaces and academic readiness. We welcome learners who will benefit from our rigorous academic programme, nurturing atmosphere, and strong sense of community. Children entering Year 1 must be turning 6 years or older by September of the admission year
The Early Years School (EYS) curriculum is built around five key areas of learning and development, providing a well-rounded foundation for every child.
The Primary School curriculum at Kids At Heart International School is structured to provide a rich, balanced learning experience. Our programme follows the Pearson Edexcel Primary Curriculum, a globally recognised framework that builds strong foundational skills and promotes inquiry, problem-solving, and independent learning.
The Pearson Primary English Curriculum develops confidence and competence in reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Learners build strong phonics skills and are introduced to a wide range of texts to support comprehension, vocabulary development, and creative writing. Through discussions, storytelling, and presentations, students learn to communicate clearly and effectively in various contexts.
Aligned with Pearson Edexcel standards, our Mathematics curriculum helps learners understand and apply key concepts in number, operations, measurement, geometry, and data handling. Students engage in practical activities and problem-solving tasks that encourage logical thinking and real-life application of mathematical ideas.
The Pearson Primary Science Curriculum introduces students to the core scientific areas of biology, chemistry, and physics. Learners investigate the world around them through hands-on experiments, observation, questioning, and data recording. They develop scientific enquiry skills and learn how to apply the scientific method in age-appropriate ways.
Art lessons encourage creativity, imagination, and expression. Using a variety of techniques and materials, learners explore drawing, painting, modelling, and simple design tasks. The curriculum supports the development of fine motor skills, visual awareness, and an appreciation of artistic styles and cultural influences.
In line with Pearson standards, Geography helps learners build knowledge of places, environments, physical features, weather, and human activities. Students develop map skills, explore local and global geography, and learn how people interact with their environment. The subject encourages curiosity about the world and promotes global awareness.
The Primary History Curriculum introduces learners to important historical events, significant individuals, timelines, and cultural heritage. Through stories, artefacts, role-play, and inquiry activities, students develop a sense of chronology and understand how the past influences the present. The curriculum promotes critical thinking, questioning, and historical investigation.
Pearson Edexcel Computing equips learners with core digital literacy skills. Students learn basic typing, computer operations, safe internet practices, algorithms, and simple coding concepts. They gain confidence in using digital tools for learning, creativity, and problem-solving. Parents are encouraged to support digital skills development at home while managing screen time responsibly.
PE lessons, guided by qualified instructors, focus on improving coordination, balance, movement, body control, fitness, and teamwork. Students participate in structured physical activities and enjoy sports such as football and basketball. The programme promotes healthy lifestyles, discipline, cooperation, and confidence.
We maintain a maximum class size of 20 learners. Small classes ensure that teachers understand each student’s individual learning style, which helps them tailor instruction to meet diverse needs. This also strengthens the relationship between school and home, creating a supportive, collaborative learning environment.