Moscow International Preschool

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Our school is based in the Prospeckt Vernadskogo area. It welcomes Russian and International children from 1 to 7 years old. www.mipreschool.ru Mission - Expat children have the opportunity to learn Russian language - Children have the opportunity to learn within an International Curriculum - Russian children have the opportunity to learn English within a fun environment and alongside native speaking teachers and children - Parents and young children are able to establish networks and establish friendships within Moscow - Children have the opportunity to be social and develop friendships with children of their own ages - Within the programmes provided, the children have the opportunity to attend arts and physical education lessons Description We provide a curriculum based on the International Preschool Curriculum which embraces the best educative practices from all over the world, with the aim of providing our children with a top-quality and comprehensive pre-school education that will inspire them to be lifelong learners and give them the best start in life. Our International Curriculum and staff provide your child with a totally international environment, which will encourage them to be members of the global community. Each curriculum unit has a reading, writing and mathematics program, as well as a time dedicated to art, music and sport. We also offer a wide range of specialist support services. Our teaching resources include the latest technology including interactive learning tables. The International Preschool Curriculum consists of 56 thematic units. All units encompass six trans-disciplinary content learning areas: 1. Language Arts 2. Socio-Emotional Skills 3. Numeracy 4. Creative and Visual Arts 5. Sciences 6. Fine and Gross Motor Skills. The curriculum is based on proven and peer reviewed concepts that include play, inquiry and objective based learning styles. There are five underlying themes and objectives of the IPC which are designed to cultivate critical thinking, raise self-awareness, promote an understanding of other cultures and encourage internationalism and multilingualism. The IPC takes the prevailing view that the first few years of a child's life provide a vital opportunity for development. The IPC involves family and parents wherever possible in understanding and facilitating the objectives of the organization.