The literacy component introduces students to the foundational skills of reading and writing. It includes activities that promote language development, vocabulary expansion, phonics, and storytelling, fostering a strong foundation for communication.

Numeracy in the Cambridge Early Years Program is designed to develop mathematical skills. Students engage in age-appropriate math activities that encourage understanding of numbers, basic operations, and problem-solving.

The science component sparks curiosity and exploration. Students engage in hands-on activities and experiments to discover basic scientific concepts and develop an early interest in the natural world.

This subject introduces students to a broad, global perspective. It may involve cultural awareness, social studies, and discussions about the world around them to foster an understanding of different cultures and societies.

The art and craft component encourages creative expression. Students have the opportunity to explore various art forms and craft activities, allowing them to develop their artistic skills and imagination.

Physical education focuses on promoting physical well-being and an active lifestyle. It includes activities that develop gross motor skills, coordination, and a sense of sportsmanship and teamwork.