Our classroom goes beyond traditional schools and begins with hands-on, concrete learning and gradually moves toward abstract concepts, helping students develop critical thinking skills naturally. This active approach fosters reflection, social growth, and the ability to solve problems, which are skills essential for life.

Students work independently or in groups, guided by a teacher who supports creativity, responsibility, and independent thought. At this stage, children also begin to form a moral compass, exploring ideas of right and wrong, fairness, and their role in the world.