Saling Early Childhood Care and Development.

15/08/2026

14/08/2026

Painting helps children develop fine motor skills, creativity, concentration, patience, and confidence. Through this activity, children learn about different colors, patterns, and shapes while expressing their own ideas and imagination. It also provides a calm and enjoyable learning experience that supports their emotional well-being. Using natural materials such as stones encourages children to appreciate nature and work cooperatively with their friends, making learning both meaningful and fun.

04/08/2026

Colouring pictures of biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste helps children recognize different types of waste, develop environmental awareness, improve fine motor skills, and learn proper waste segregation in a fun and engaging way.

03/08/2026

Today, we carried out a waste pick-up activity around the ECCD Centre and along the road till junction to keep our surroundings clean, safe and free from waste. This hands-on activity provided young children with a meaningful learning experience about different types of waste and the importance of proper waste disposal and environmental cleanliness.
By actively participating in the activity, the children learned to take responsibility for their surroundings and developed awareness about caring for the environment from an early age. Such practical experiences help children understand concepts better and encourage positive habits such as cleanliness, cooperation and respect for the community and nature.

23/07/2026

The first three years of life, often called the 1,000 Golden Days, are a remarkable window of opportunity. During this period, a child’s brain develops at an extraordinary pace, shaped by love, responsive care, nutrition, play, communication and the experiences they have every day.

What children experience in these early years lays the foundation for their physical health, emotional well-being, learning, relationships and future potential. Investing in the first 1,000 days is not just investing in childhood, but investing in the critical foundation for a healthier, happier and more capable generation for life, and the human capital of a nation.

16/07/2026

Today, we carried out a cleaning campaign and cut the grass around the ECCD Centre with the support of our parents and the parent school. This initiative has helped create a clean, safe, healthy and child-friendly learning environment for our children.

We sincerely thank our parent school for providing the grass cutter machine, which made our work easier and more efficient. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the parents for their active participation, hard work, and dedication. Your valuable support and cooperation play an important role in maintaining a safe, clean and conducive learning environment for our children.

We truly appreciate your continued partnership and look forward to receiving the same support and cooperation in the future.

Thank you, everyone!

16/07/2026

WHY EARLY LEARNING ABOUT CLIMATE AND THE ENVIRONMENT MATTERS
The early years are the foundation for developing lifelong values, attitudes and habits. When children are introduced to nature and climate concepts from a young age, they naturally develop curiosity, empathy and a sense of responsibility for the world around them. Through every day experiences, they learn to appreciate the beauty of nature, use resources wisely, care for plants and animals, reduce waste and inspire others through their positive actions. If we are able to nurture these qualities in early childhood, we can help raise a generation of environmentally responsible citizens who are prepared to address the challenges of climate change and contribute to a more sustainable, resilient and harmonious future for all.

16/07/2026

The first five years of life are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build strong brains and healthy futures. Every smile, hug, conversation, song, story and playful moment helps create the brain connections that children need to learn, grow and thrive. As caregivers, parents and communities, we all have the power to nurture young minds through simple, everyday acts of love and responsive care. Together, let's give every child the best start in life—because Strong Brains Today Build a Stronger Tomorrow.

19/06/2026

To help children recognize and remember the names of different fruits through singing and movement.