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In the age group of 4 to 6, architectural studies can further expand children's understanding of spatial relationships and introduce them to basic architectural elements.
Features that Set Us Apart
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Child Centred Education
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Unique & Fun Learning Approach
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Experienced Early Childhood Specialists
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More Than Just A Course
Elevate Your Overall Development in One Go
With a child-centered education approach, we prioritize the individual needs and growth of each child, ensuring they receive personalized attention and support throughout their journey. Our unique and fun learning approach sparks their imagination and curiosity, making architecture an engaging and enjoyable experience. Our team consists of experienced early childhood specialists who bring their expertise to create a nurturing and stimulating environment for young learners.
Additionally, Muses Education offers more than just a course. Our children's architectural studies encompass emotional well-being, nurturing a healthy and balanced mental and psychological development. The programmes equip children with essential soft skills like cognitive development, verbal reasoning, resilience, and problem-solving, preparing them for future success.
Join us as we empower your child to become a creative thinker and a confident architect of their own dreams.
Programme Objectives
Cognitive Development
Engaging in complex building projects that enhance critical thinking, logic, and reasoning skills.
Sensory Skills
Manipulating various materials to further develop fine motor skills, spatial awareness, and sensory exploration.
Spatial Concepts
Constructing structures and introducing basic architectural concepts to strengthen understanding of size, shape, and spatial relationships.
Problem Solving Abilities
Solving architectural challenges and puzzles, fostering problem-solving, and analytical thinking skills.
Imagination & Creativity
Using architectural tools to express ideas, encouraging imaginative thinking and creative design.
Social Interaction
Collaborating with peers in group projects, promoting communication, teamwork, and cooperation skills.
