1. Cognitive Development: Enhancing thinking and problem-solving skills.

2. Social and Emotional Development: Building self-confidence, emotional regulation, and the ability to interact positively with peers and adults.

3. Language and Literacy: Developing communication skills, vocabulary, and pre-reading skills.

4. Academic Support: Providing assistance in core academic areas to foster readiness.

5. Motor Skills: Improving fine and gross motor skills through activities like drawing, cutting, running, and jumping.

6. Self-Help Skills: Encouraging independence in daily activities, such as dressing, eating, and personal hygiene.

School readiness programs aim to create a well-rounded foundation; ensuring children are prepared for the academic and social challenges of school. This includes activities like storytelling, play-based learning, group activities, and parent involvement to support children's overall development.

Who Will Benefit from This Program?

Children who lack certain skills and struggle to cope with the mainstream school setup will particularly benefit from a school readiness program. By focusing on the areas through targeted activities and supportive environments, school readiness program help children build the necessary competencies to succeed in a school setting.