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We provide a high-quality British curriculum foundation in early years education in a loving environment

Welcome to Kidz Village International Kindergarten, where happy learning in a natural environment happens!

We are now accepting enrollments in the following classes for 2024-25 which begins in August:

  • Toddler 1&2 classes (ages 12 months to 3 years)
  • Kindergarten 1&2 (ages 3-5 years) classes – Limited seats available

In addition to our regular programs we offer the Mommy & Me program for students 12 months to 3 years old, as well as Saturday playgroups and special classes.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Kidz Village Community where we support children to become lifelong learners.

For more information on any of our programs please contact us at 02- 888- 3336-7 or info@kidz-village.ac.th 

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Why Choose Our School?

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Our Goal

Our goal at Kidz Village is to give your child the best start in their education by providing a high-quality early years educational experience.

EYFS

Kidz Village follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) of the British National Curriculum.

Environment

Our classrooms blend seamlessly into the natural environment and we provide daily opportunities for our students to be engaged in indoor and outdoor learning activities.

Health and Wellness

We support physical , and emotional wellbeing through our carefully planned menu, by including daily play and learning in the outdoors, and providing a teaching staff that is fully committed to ensuring the safety, security and acceptance of your child.

Teaching Approach

The driving vehicle for our teaching practice at Kidz Village is The Project Approach. Project investigation will occur cross-circularly, and the students are supported to make decisions and take ownership of their learning.

Operation Hours

Monday - Friday Open 7:30 -16:00 Saturday Open 8:30 - 15:00

Terms of Academic year
Term 1 : August - December
Term 2 : January - April
Term 3 : April - June

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The Importance of Sharing Holidays with your Students. 

By: Teacher Ravisara When planning holiday activities in the classroom, it’s important to take a thoughtful and inclusive approach that honours diverse backgrounds, traditions, and family beliefs. By teaching students about holidays from various cultures and belief systems, teachers and parents help foster empathy and a deeper understanding of different people and perspectives. Most holiday celebrations across cultures emphasise traditions, history, and the reasons a community cares for one another. Introducing children to holidays from different cultures helps them recognize that, despite our differences, we share many commonalities, such as: Parents can enhance the discussion of holidays with their children by reading multicultural holiday books. A key benefit of sharing these books with your children is the opportunity to explain your own beliefs and traditions while addressing their questions. Even better, if you’re unfamiliar with the holiday, you can learn alongside your child. Here are some great books to begin with: Teaching children to appreciate the cultural traditions of others is essential for fostering healthy emotions and social connections. Parents, students, and  teachers can nurture cultural sensitivity by explaining holidays to students and helping them understand why people celebrate in different ways.

How Children Develop Language and Reading

by Nancy Sivilai How Language Develops   Language begins early in life, a baby will pick up the sounds of people in his immediate family and community.  By six months old,  a baby will usually imitate speech intonations, so it sounds as if baby is saying something understandable.  During  the first year most babies have picked up the  most significant language sounds  in their environment.  A baby in Germany will pick up the language sounds of the German language,  a baby in Mexico the language sounds of the Mexican language,  A Thai baby the Thai sounds.    As soon as this ability is acquired they will begin to string them together to make words.   Once they can speak, children will put the words together to match the grammatical rules of their language. They will be motivated to increase their vocabulary and will ask the name of things.  By the time they are in preschool, most children are able to speak their native language.  They did not learn by being drilled in sounds and grammar.  They learned by being immersed in their native language.  By hearing and using language in their home environment. As a parent, it is important to speak to your child in the language you want to him/her to develop.  Many opportunities to learn language happen daily, as you guide your child to eat, dress, wash up, pick up toys or play games.  Childhood is a time when language can be developed quickly and fluently.  I would encourage  development of more than one language as you child will be smarter because the brain is having to make more connections.  Children who are fluent in their mother tongue will most likely  be fluent in the next language.   Reading It used to be accepted that oral language development  came before written language development However, learning to read and talk happens at the same time.  Babies begin to read as sound books and print become a part of their lives. We do not leave children alone to learn to read, we give them assistance just like when they learned to talk.  In developing reading, we model phonic sounds and participate in oral  interactions at the child’s current level ability.   Young children work hard to identify letters.  Children develop reading skills in English as they learn phonics through fun interactive  reading and writing activities.  Children will learn phonics from songs and stories and rhymes which are meaningful to them.  They learn the names and sounds of letters in their own names and other words that are important to them.  Using phonics is one of several necessary reading skills.  Children who are read to at home learn phonics faster.  Reading activities should include story time with  age appropriate books.   Learning to read and learning to write are inseparable.  That is our goal for each child to speak, read and write.  As a parent, take time to read to your child and with your child.  Your child will be learning phonics and doing guided reading at school.  As a parent you can support your child by taking time to review alphabets in their environment in signs, books, boxes, etc and maintain a reading habit with your child as it best works in your family schedule.   May you enjoy watching your child’s language and literacy development as you read, sing songs, play and have fun with your child.

New School Year – New Teacher!

Whether you are going to a new school or returning to your old school chances are you will have a new teacher each year. Children and families build strong relationships with their teachers over the period of a school year and there is often a sense of need or want to stay with that teacher or keep everything the same as it was last year. However, as in real life, we need to prepare and support young children to be able to learn from  and work with different personalities. Here are some tips on starting the school year with a new teacher. Every teacher is different. As with many professions, there are of course stereotypes but not every teacher looks and sounds the same!  Every teacher is different so don’t go in with an expectation or you may be disappointed. Also do not expect that this teacher is going to do  all the same things or everything the same way the previous teacher did. New teachers are good for your child.  Your child will have a range of different teachers throughout their learning journey and they will all have different teaching styles and approaches. This is great for your child as they will find out what works for them and it also helps to keep their learning fresh. The common theme with all of your child’s teachers is that they will all want what is best for your child. Try to trust in their knowledge and work together to support your child.  Assume positive intentions.  If you question or disagree with a teacher’s decision or judgement, approach the teacher with the understanding that they almost always make decisions based upon what they believe is best for your child. Remarkably, your child’s teacher almost certainly loves your child, especially in early years where teachers spend  all day long with their students. You can disagree with a teacher’s decision, of course, but always approach the situation with patience, grace, and a willingness to listen. Talk to your teacher. If at any time you have questions or concerns regarding your child’s learning or development the best person to talk to is your child’s teacher. Keep in mind that drop off and pick up times are best reserved for general and short conversations. Anything sensitive or of concern should be discussed in private and at  a time your teacher is not busy engaging with all the other families of the class. Send your teacher a message or ask the school office to help set up a private meeting to be held outside of teaching hours. Getting settled into the new school year and building a relationship with the new teacher doesn’t happen overnight. It may take several weeks, a month or longer  for this to happen so be patient and supportive through the process.  And remember – early years teachers are a special breed – they become teachers because they love children and are committed to providing the best education and care for them.

Starting the new school year – What to expect and tips for a smooth transition

Starting the new school year can arouse many feelings, whether your child is starting school for the very first time, changing to a different school or returning to school after a long summer break. You can expect your child to be excited, anxious, hesitant and eager … the full range of emotions all mixed together!! Here are some tips to get the new school year of to a smooth start: Quality early years settings will have teachers who are well aware of the mix of emotions and reactions that come with the start of a new school year, so they will be there to support your child through their settling in process. Have a great first day of school, followed by many more throughout the year!

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KIDZ VILLAGE INTERNATIONAL KINDERGARTEN
Located 20 minutes drive away from BTS Bangwa,
12 km. from Ratchaphruek Road.