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Childcare

Moriah Childcare and Development Centre (MCCDC) is a distinct centre with a homely environment. Occupying a spacious expanse of almost 9,000 sq. ft., it was opened by the Moriah Bible-Presbyterian church in 1998. 

MCCDC operates both an infant care and a child care. Our centre caters to children from 2 months to 7 years of age. 


Our philosophy:

  • Respect every child as an individual.

  • A child's family is the most important institution.

  • A child learns what he/she lives.


Our objectives:

  • To meet the developmental needs of children through a quality program.

  • To provide professional care, education, fun and friendship in a loving, safe and healthy environment for children.

  • To nurture positive values and dispositions through good role-modelling, rules, instruction and guidance.

  • To encourage parental involvement in our activities.

  • To facilitate and encourage consistent and open communication between parent and caregiver.


Co-operation between the centre and the parents begins by being mutually well-informed of the child's critical affairs and events through each day. 
 

The dispositions children adopt during their early years will highly influence their acquisition of characteristics such as love, integrity, moral values, behavioural attitudes and social skills. 


Caregivers can actively and positively influence these dispositions through role-modelling, positive reinforcements, guidance, and direction in experiential-learning, games and activities. Our caregivers are committed to the total development – intellectual, socio-emotional and physical – of every child. Programme and classes are conducted by experienced and trained teachers, certified by the Early Childhood Development Agency, Singapore. 

 

Children to teacher ratios are small to ensure quality care and teaching for each child. Academic curriculum is current and relevant, to help a child be ready for Primary One. Emphasis is placed on independence and school readiness, especially in the kindergarten years. 
 

Operating hours: 

Mondays to Fridays: 7.00 am to 7.00 pm
Saturdays: 7.00 am to 2.00 pm
Sundays & Public Holidays: closed

For enquiries:

Kindergarten English Curriculum

 

March 
The Animal Kingdom: Birds
Flight & Flightless

  • Bird-of-Paradise, Crane, Nightingale, Peacock, Ostrich, Kiwi

April 
Earth Science
Protecting the Earth

 

Endangered Habitat
Natural Disasters 

  • Flood, Tsunami, Earthquake, Draught, Flood, Volcanic Eruption

 

Precious Water

  • Water Cycle, Newater

 

May 
The Science of Movement 
Transportation

  • Waterways, Sea Transport, Port, Cargo, Container

 

The Human Skeleton

  • Parts of The Skeleton

  • The Use of The Skeleton for Movement

July
Racial Harmony

  • Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian

Kindergarten Mathematics Curriculum

March 

Building Mathematic Concepts

  • Comparing, Ordering

 

Graphing

  • Place Value System

  • Skip Counting

April 
Geometry 3D Shapes

  • Cylinder, Cube, Pentagon, Polygon, Hexagon

 

Space and Direction

  • Symmetry-Relationship in Patterns and Organisation

 

May 
Mathematics Operations

  • Additions and Subtractions

  • Vertical & Horizontal Equations

  • Story Sums

June
Revision

Nursery and Playgroup English Curriculum

 

March 
The Animal Kingdom: Birds

  • Flamingo, Owl, Woodpecker, Hummingbird, Kingfisher, Eagle

 

April 
Earth Science
Endangered Habitat

  • Cutting of Trees/Oil Spill

 

Natural Disasters 

  • Flood, Tsunami, Earthquake, Bushfire

 

Precious Water

  • Water Cycle, Precious Water

 

May 
The Science of Movement 
Transportation

  • Trishaw/Cable Car/Submarine

  • Waterways

 

The Human Skeleton

  • Skull/Rib Cage/Femur (longest bone)

 

July
Racial Harmony

  • Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian

Nursery and Playgroup Mathematics Curriculum

 

March 
Building Mathematic Concepts

  • Classify, Pattern

 

April 
Building Mathematic Concepts

  • One-to One Correspondence

  • Number Value

 

May Wks 18 to 21 
Building Mathematic Concepts

  • Counting

 

June
Revision

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