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What are the 25 things taught in the – senior kindergarten at Oxford’s Rocksfordz
At Oxford’s Rocksfordz, we are committed to providing our preschoolers with the best possible start to their educational journey. That’s why we have adopted the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum framework, which is designed to support children’s learning and development from birth to five years old. The EYFS framework is based on four guiding principles, which are: a unique child, positive relationships, enabling environments, and learning and development.

As children progress from junior kindergarten to senior kindergarten in an EYFS preschool, they continue to build on their foundational skills and are introduced to more complex and challenging concepts. Here are 25 key areas and activities taught in senior kindergarten in an EYFS preschool:
1. Reading fluency:
Children develop reading fluency, accuracy, and expression while exploring a wide range of texts, including stories, poems, and informational texts.
2. Writing composition:
Children learn to write coherent paragraphs, stories, and informative pieces, focusing on proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
3. Advanced mathematics:
Children delve deeper into concepts like place value, number operations, data interpretation, and simple algebraic thinking through hands- on activities and real-world applications.
4. In-depth science exploration:
Children conduct more advanced experiments and investigations in areas such as life science, physical science, earth science, and engineering.
5. Social studies and civics:
Children learn about government, economics, and citizenship, fostering an understanding of their roles and responsibilities within their communities and the broader world.
6. Public speaking and debate:
Children develop their public speaking skills through activities like debates, speeches, and oral
7. Creative expression:
Children are encouraged to express themselves creatively through various artistic mediums, such as painting, drawing, and sculpture.
8. Advanced drama and theater:
Children participate in more complex dramatic performances, including stage productions and puppet shows.
9. Music theory and composition:
Children explore music theory, notation, and composition, and may have opportunities to learn to play musical instruments.
10. Advanced physical education:
Children develop their athletic skills and learn about sportsmanship and teamwork through organized sports and fitness activities.
11. Leadership and responsibility:
Children take on greater leadership roles within the classroom, such as peer mentoring or leading class discussions.
12. Digital and media literacy:
Children learn to evaluate digital content, create multimedia projects, and use technology responsibly and
13. Environmental education:
Children engage in projects related to conservation, sustainability, and environmental stewardship, learning about the interconnectedness of natural systems.
14. World languages:
Children continue learning a second language, deepening their understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and cultural context.
15. Cultural appreciation:
Children learn about the arts, customs, and traditions of various cultures, fostering empathy and respect for diversity.
16. Time management and organization:
Children develop strategies for managing their time effectively, setting goals, and staying
17. Social-emotional learning:
Children continue to develop their empathy, self- awareness, and emotional intelligence through group discussions, role-playing, and self-reflection.
18. Higher-order thinking skills:
Children engage in activities that promote critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, such as brainstorming, logic puzzles, and design challenges.
19. Research and inquiry:
Children learn to conduct independent research, evaluate sources, and synthesize information to answer questions and solve problems.
20. Collaboration and teamwork:
Children work in groups to complete projects and solve problems, building their collaboration, communication, and conflict-resolution skills.
21. Financial literacy:
Children are introduced to basic concepts of money management, such as saving, spending, and budgeting.
22. Health and wellness:
Children learn about nutrition, personal hygiene, and strategies for maintaining physical and emotional well-being.
23. Ethics and values:
Children discuss ethical dilemmas and explore moral values, such as honesty, kindness, and
24. Mindfulness and relaxation:
Children practice techniques for managing stress and developing focus, such as deep breathing, visualization, and meditation.
25. Career exploration:
Children learn about various careers and professions, helping them to start thinking about their interests and future
In senior kindergarten, an EYFS preschool continues to provide a comprehensive, well-rounded education that addresses all areas of learning.
In addition to the EYFS curriculum framework, we use the CAREERS teaching methodology, which is a proprietary structure that enables preschoolers to imagine the careers they want to pursue through career-based games at the preschool.
This approach allows our preschoolers to engage in playful learning while exploring their interests and developing their skills. By providing them with a fun and engaging way to learn about different careers, we hope to inspire our preschoolers to pursue their passions and achieve their dreams.
At Oxford’s Rocksfordz, we also have a full careers structure for the daycare. This means that the curriculum expands as children travel from one level to another. Our curriculum is designed to be flexible and adaptable, so that we can meet the unique needs and interests of each child. As children progress through our daycare program, they will have the opportunity to explore different careers and develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in whatever path they choose.
Overall, our approach to education at Oxford’s Rocksfordz is focused on providing our preschoolers with a strong foundation for lifelong learning and success. By combining the EYFS curriculum framework with the CAREERS teaching methodology and a full careers structure, we are able to offer a comprehensive and engaging educational experience that sets our preschoolers on the path to success.
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