"The Early Years (EY) Curriculum, also known as Early Childhood Education Curriculum, prioritizes child-centered learning that nurtures holistic development in young children. It emphasizes play-based activities that are both enjoyable and educational, fostering physical, emotional, social, and cognitive growth.

Key components include:

1. Play-based Learning: Central to the curriculum, it encourages fun and engaging activities that promote learning.

2. Language and Literacy: Focuses on communication skills, listening, speaking, and early reading and writing.

3. Numeracy: Introduces basic math concepts through activities like counting, sorting, and measuring.

4. Social and Emotional Development: Supports self-esteem, empathy, and social skills.

5. Physical Development: Enhances gross and fine motor skills through physical activities.

6. Creative Development: Encourages exploration of creativity through music, art, drama, and dance.

The EY curriculum is designed to be adaptable, inclusive, and tailored to each child’s needs and interests, promoting active learning and fostering a lifelong love of learning."