Junior Phonics

Once your child starts identifying the alphabets easily and can name different objects by seeing a picture, he or she can start learning Phonics.

That is okay to start with. We will begin with alphabet sounds and both capital and small sounds the same. However, your child's school or you at homeschooling can start work in parallel to make her learn the lower cap cases.

Each child is different and has different learning speed. We have kept a moderate 36 classes to cover up the syllabus.

Each session will be for 45 minutes.

Junior Phonics is about one level, split into three quarters.

It is all about patient learning. Children are being exposed to reading for the first time and it is a very important milestone in their life. Apart from just learning the sound, a correct pronunciation is required to be learnt too. Speeding up the process may cause resistance from the child. We aim to make it a relaxed and fun learning for them.

Initially, we recommend only one class a week. Eventually if the child starts picking up well and shows interest in faster learning, the teacher will recommend more classes if parents are willing. It is better to contemplate at a later stage.

If you feel that your child'd learning needs some correction and an early age is best suited for that, you can enroll her. However, we leave the decision upto you since you know better on what your child can read already. But if she's fluent and perfect, this is not a programme for her. We have our senior phonics classes from UKG onwards for the master learning.

Phonetics is a learning about how to read. Writing isn't a part of the programme.

To engage the kid throughout the week and help her remember what she learnt in class, we may sometimes send you some fun assignments like colouring the picture which starts with alphabet A; or listening to some prescribed story at home etc. But it won't be anything complicated for you.

Under unavoidable circumstances like falling sick, can happen. The teacher will try to repeat those portions with the child as many portions in the syllabus a repetitive to make the child remember and memorise. However, casual absentees are not welcome and it is for the child's benefit that the parent should be careful on not missing out on sessions.

taking a break cause fall out from the batch and catching up is not possible. So, unless you want your child to discontinue permanently from the programme, please avoid it.

Learning is not something which can be made a cent percent fun. There will be hurdles and the child will have to work on certain things to get better grip on the subject. We add a lot of stories, flash cards and tools to make it attractive to the child. Parental guidance will avoid a child from opting out. We have even grade 4 students enrolling for phonics classes. That should be an enough indicator that there is no escaping from learning how to read and the earlier is better. It is a social trauma the child goes through if he can not read and his friends can. Please orient your child for his own good.

Since the child is new to learning Phonics and most parents did not learn the subject when they were small, we understand the dilemma. We have shared a 5 minute video to let you understand how the engagement happens.

Tests are not for such small children. However, we will conduct short reading sessions for kids and update parents on the learning stage in regular intervals. Every three months, there will be a parent-teacher meet online as well where we will discuss progress. 

Yes, at a successful completion of the completed programme, there will be a certificate issued.