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spectrum of academic, co-scholastic, sports, and co-curricular activities.
                 The key pillars of our pedagogy are learning through inquiry, conceptual
                 understanding,  differentiated  instruction,  and  technology  integration.
                 Our pedagogy aims to develop in students a broad range of knowledge,
                 skills and attitudes, offering alternate pathways to students with varying
                 needs, capacities and aptitudes, and supporting inclusive education. The
                 emphasis on academic rigour and engagements beyond the classroom is
                 integral to our educational philosophy and practices. Preparing children
                 to be equipped with 21st century skills to make them creative and critical
                 thinkers,  effective  communicators  and  collaborators;  and  developing
                 them to be leaders, global citizens, digital citizens and lifelong learners,
                 are the larger goals of our educational programmes. These are important
                 skills and attributes that they should develop and build on within and
                 beyond their school life.


                 All the above elements in our curriculum model interact with each other
                 and  converge  to  bring  out  the  best  in  every  child  and  develop  them
                 holistically.


                 NMAJS in the Early Years


                 The PYP Early Years allows your child to play and learn, so they can build
                 the proven curiosity, creativity, and confidence they will need to thrive
                 today—and well into the future.


                 Play is the primary driver for inquiry and reflects the holistic and authentic
                 way in which children explore, grow and learn. Play is more than fun – it is
                 the key to unlocking a child’s potential to learn and grow.


                 ●  Play involves choice, promotes agency and provides opportunities to
                     inquire into important concepts and personal interests.


                 ●  Through play, learners develop the approaches to learning (ATL) and
                     the attributes of the IB learner profile.




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