Kindergarten & Primary School

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Why Meriawa Education?

Where a great learning begins

Meriawa students learn through dynamic experiences inside and outside of the classroom that encourage curiosity and discovery. Experts in child development and passionate about balanced education, our educators know how to create great learning environments that promote critical and creative thinking while nurturing academic, social, ethical, and emotional growth. By placing children at the center of their own learning, Meriawa ensures our students build the confidence and skills essential for success in school and in life.

Research shows that the quality of a child’s relationships and experiences, especially during their youngest years, influences healthy brain development. Meriawa Education upholds this, and our students are encouraged to build meaningful relationships with the children, parents, parents, and people around them, which cultivates a sense of connection, communication, and allows for deeper learning to take place.

Balanced Education

Meriawa’s Balanced Education emphasizes a holistic development that integrates academic rigor with emotional, social, and physical growth. Balanced education ensures that students receive a well-rounded education by blending traditional subject learning with activities that promote creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. Through a diverse curriculum that includes arts, physical education, literacy, math, science, and social skills training, Meriawa Education aims to cultivate well-adjusted individuals who are not only academically proficient but also resilient, empathetic, and capable of thriving in this dynamic world.

Academic Excellence

Meriawa’s age-appropriate curriculum encourages students to question and experiment as they meet new challenges and reach important developmental milestones that support academic growth. With guidance from our highly skilled teachers, Meriawa students acquire essential skills and develop mastery across a variety of academic disciplines, such as reading and literacy, math, and science. During their studies, children often approach concepts from more than one subject area, inviting them to understand learning as a deeply connected set of processes.

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