Inquiry-Based International Preschool Curriculum

Children love to ask “Why?” the moment they can express themselves — and even at the infant stage, they are already curious to explore. At Pegasus, we believe in inquiry-based learning, where we make the environment conducive for children to be curious and encourage them to observe, inquire, explore and comprehend.

Often, through observation, children begin to wonder “Why?” and start to ask questions. This promotes their creativity, builds their confidence, and fosters a passion for learning and exploring.

Initiated by their interests, we engage our preschoolers in many activities that let them explore concepts creatively — language and literacy, mathematics, physical and cognitive development, and more. We also nurture their physical well-being, character building, and care for the environment and the places we live in.

Approaching things differently

We stand out because of our unique approach. Learning in childhood takes place instantaneously, and we use that to our advantage. Parents are encouraged to provide early learning experiences at home too, so the school and community work together to create meaningful experiences for our children and their families.

This conducive approach ensures children don't shy away from observing, exploring and asking questions. When they experience the ‘joy of learning’, students benefit from a positive learning experience — a classroom where children are given appropriate levels of challenge and the freedom to make decisions about their own learning.