Teaching Style
Student-Centred
Innovative Teaching Techniques at Holy Child Prep
At Holy Child, we're dedicated to nurturing student potential. Our core values of excellence, inclusivity, innovation, and community shape our approach to education. With passionate educators, modern facilities, diverse extracurriculars, and a global perspective, we offer a comprehensive learning experience.
Our teachers make pupils read textbooks aloud in class, helping them identify and underline main points. These ideas are then discussed together — so the lesson sinks far deeper than when notes are simply copied from a board.
Our Core Teaching Methods
Four proven, research-backed techniques that make Holy Child students stand out academically and personally.
Read to Discover
Children read textbooks aloud in class and underline key points together. Ideas are then discussed as a group — making learning stick far better than passive note-copying.
Inquiry-Based Teaching
By posing questions and patiently waiting for answers, we train children to think critically. This approach combats absent-mindedness and cultivates deeper understanding.
Play-Based Learning
Pre-nursery and Nursery 1 children enjoy structured playground time each week. Teachers design activities that teach colours, counting, and social skills — all through play.
Differentiated Teaching
Recognising that every child learns at a unique pace, teachers assign parallel activities for fast and slow learners simultaneously — so no child is left behind or held back.
Training Teachers to Inspire Students
Because we recognise that every child is unique, teachers are trained to nurture each learner without comparison. Positions are not written on report sheets — we focus on individual growth, not competition.
Holy Child organises weekly professional training sessions for all teachers, equipping them with the latest techniques to inspire, engage, and guide every child in their care.
- Weekly training on English grammar and writing
- Modern teaching techniques and methodologies
- Discipline and early child development
- Teacher–parent relationship strategies
- Continuous professional development programs
Our Promise
Every Child Thrives