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Language and literacy development are major domains of early childhood development. They involve development of the skills used to communicate with others through languages (language development), as well as the ability to read and write (literacy development).

At RCA, we have special way to encourage literacy development. We foster literacy develops through the interactions a child experiences with others.

In early childhood, literacy can develop through hearing stories, read from books and showing children pictures with words. Bahasa Melayu and English will be develop in stages and encourage students to gain many vocabularies and confidently use new vocabulary in expressing themself.

Children think mathematically long before they start school, and there is substantial growth in numeracy skills during preschool. Such informal knowledge about numbers is often referred to as ‘number sense’.

Children show their number sense in many everyday problem-solving situations involving numbers and measurement. Fostering understanding of early numeracy development among early childhood educators is an important step in helping children in the early years to develop their mathematical thinking.

At RCA, our educators are trained in the explicit use of ‘maths talk’ in their everyday interactions with children to enhance opportunities for children to develop their early numeracy skills.

We believe Art and Creativity are interconnected and the creative development in children is expressed through their artistic abilities. Art is all about process and not product in children. Creativity enhances Art, building on their imaginations. Creativity is one’s own expression and continues throughout one’s life. Thus, Art is how children express themselves when they are actively involved in their own learning. Some other forms of Art are expressed in Music, Acting, and Play in children. This makes Art and Creativity the center of curriculum during the early childhood period.

Young children are naturally inquisitive, full of questions about the world around them and the drive to investigate how things work. Therefore, we should take advantage of this innate curiosity and start channelling their enthusiasm for scientific discovery as early as possible.  Our goal in to tap their interest, so they can foster a lifelong love of science.

We strongly believe that early exposure of Islam in children will leave a long lasting impact in their life towards realizing and accepting that Allah is their Lord and Sustainer, Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) is their teacher and role model and Islam is the way of life.