As teachers, parents, and other adults in the children’s lives, it is our responsibility to make sure that the next generation of leaders has everything they need to succeed. And when it comes to making sure children are mentally healthy, there are many things you can do at home, in

“Focus and try to link the lesson with yesterday’s lesson!” “Didn’t I explain it yesterday?” “How many times do I have to repeat it?” As parents and teachers, don’t we find ourselves repeating these questions almost every day? We have a suggestion for you! How about you quit asking these

Games are great things that many enjoy and also a great way of learning. In fact, at The Premia Academy, provision of practicing different sports and art forms is the medium we chose to instill perseverance, determination, discipline – attributes that come from within. They are not treated as a ‘break from

Developing competence in the language of instruction is the goal of all teaching activity throughout the school day at the Premia Academy. We believe that literacy is the most fundamental competency necessary for our school’s success. The everyday social language, formal academic language, and subject matter vocabulary are all critical

Teachers at The Premia Academy believe in the motto- Teaching is an art as well as science. Teaching at The Premia Academy inspires our children to think differently and it develops critical thinking in young, influenceable minds. The students will acquire language, science and mathematical skills that they can use

Generation gaps are getting narrower by the year. What used to be a visible disconnect between people born ten years apart, has today come down to two years. Keeping up is not a choice, it is a necessity. Fast-lane lifestyles require multitasking. You work hard to give your child the

Since the beginning of time, the human race is known to function as a community, with each member contributing in their own way and the community pledging to help when one is in need. Over centuries, as the race expanded, the sense of community was divided into smaller and shallower