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.

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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
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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
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Grades 4–5

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

Immersion-first teaching

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

Storytelling & oral history

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

Songs, games & recitation

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

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