Curriculum

Our Curriculum

We follow the government's national curriculum in math, science, and the arts. We also offer Sambata as a language and culture elective, much like a school elsewhere might offer Mandarin or Vietnamese, giving every student at Manju Shree Primary School a strong foundation.

Sambata Language Elective by Level

Taught alongside the national curriculum, our Sambata elective builds progressively from spoken foundations to advanced literature and composition.

Grades 1–2

Foundation

Listening & Speaking

Students learn the Sambata alphabet, common greetings, numbers, and everyday vocabulary through songs, games, and guided conversation.

  • Sambata alphabet & phonetics
  • Basic vocabulary & greetings
  • Simple conversation practice
  • Traditional songs & rhymes
Grade 3

Intermediate

Reading & Writing

Students build grammar and comprehension skills, reading short stories and writing simple compositions in Sambata.

  • Grammar & sentence structure
  • Reading short stories
  • Guided writing & spelling
  • Community folktales
Grades 4–5Proposed

Advanced

Literature & Composition

Students study Sambata literature and oral history, and practice formal writing, debate, and storytelling.

  • Sambata literature & poetry
  • Essay & composition writing
  • Oral history & storytelling
  • Public speaking & debate

Our Teaching Approach

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Immersion-first teaching

Classes are conducted primarily in Sambata to build natural fluency alongside grammar instruction.

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Storytelling & oral history

Community elders and teachers share traditional stories that carry language, values, and history together.

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Songs, games & recitation

Younger students learn vocabulary and pronunciation through music, rhymes, and interactive games.

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Cultural connection

Field visits, festivals, and family involvement reinforce that language and culture are lived, not just studied.

Sample Weekly Schedule

Sambata language class meets daily, with a focused theme each day.

DayFocus
MondayVocabulary & Speaking Practice
TuesdayGrammar & Sentence Structure
WednesdayReading Circle
ThursdayWriting Workshop
FridayStorytelling & Culture Hour