Programme Overview
English Enrichment Class for K2: Curion Sprouts
How Our English Enrichment Class Supports K2 Learners
K2 is a pivotal year where children begin preparing for the reading, writing, and comprehension demands of primary school. Our English enrichment classes for K2 students focuses on helping children learn idea-buidling, reading comprehension, and confident expression in ways that feel structured yet approachable.
Each lesson is guided by an original story that anchors vocabulary and comprehension. Phonics practice supports the transition towards fluent reading, while movement-based activities help children internalise grammar naturally. Through story retelling and guided discussion, children learn to follow ideas, explain events, and speak with growing confidence.
These experiences work together to help children step into Primary 1 English feeling prepared, capable, and confident.
Each week’s storybook is accompanied by a detailed lesson plan, such as the one below:
A Lesson in Action – How Children Learn Through Engagement
Bioluminescent Animals
Focus Skill
Long /i/ CVCe words, S-blend revision, sequencing events, and using descriptive adjectives
Glow-in-the-Dark Word Hunt
Children search the room for hidden CVCe word cards and practise decoding with teacher guidance.
Learning Outcome
Reinforces phonics blending and visual recognition through active, sensory-based learning.
Magic E Song + Flashcard Drill
Students learn the long /i/ sound through an engaging song and practise reading words using interactive flashcards.
Learning Outcome
Builds mastery of the long vowel i and introduces the rule of the silent ‘e’.
Story Time: Ocean Adventure with a Twist
As part of the ongoing Curion narrative, students meet glowing ocean creatures and participate in key story moments.
Learning Outcome
Enhances comprehension and emotional inference while building vocabulary in context.
Fish Puzzle Phonics Game
Children help mixed-up glowing fish by rearranging their body parts to form correct CVCe words.
Learning Outcome
Applies phonics knowledge creatively and builds confidence in spelling and decoding.
Sequencing Challenge
Students use time words (first, next, then, finally) to verbally and visually sequence the story’s events.
Learning Outcome
Strengthens narrative structure understanding and early writing fluency.
Secret Message Game
Students play a telephone-style game using CVCe word cards to reinforce listening, memory, and pronunciation.
Learning Outcome
Encourages collaboration and playful reinforcement of new vocabulary.
K2 English Enrichment Class Fees and Locations
Curion’s K2 English enrichment classes are designed to strengthen the language, reading, and writing foundations children need before entering Primary 1. Lessons follow a structured progression while remaining age-appropriate for preschool learners.
K1 & K2 Curion Sprouts Fees
- Lesson duration: 1 hour 30 minutes per lesson
- Per lesson: $50
- Per term: $600 for 12 lessons
Parents with younger children can also explore our English enrichment class for K1, while our broader English tuition for preschoolers provides an overview of how we support children through the preschool years. For families preparing for the next stage, learn more about Primary 1 English tuition.
Our preschool approach also takes into account the learning goals outlined in the MOE Kindergarten Curriculum Framework.
Our Locations
Blk 205 Hougang Street 21, Heartland Mall, #04-02, Singapore 530205
Tel: 6288 7988
1 Joo Koon Circle, #03-21B, Fairprice Hub, Singapore 629117
Tel: 6562 2662
1 Bukit Batok Central Link, West Mall, #05-10, Singapore 658713
Tel: 6515 0091
For class availability or enrolment enquiries, WhatsApp +65 8614 0433 or email [email protected].
Book a Free K2 Trial Class with us today.
How We Prepare Children for Primary 1 English
Our curriculum is designed to prepare your child for PSLE components they will have to face in Primary 1. The table below demonstrates how each K2 skill maps onto these components:
Reading full storybooks with words like creature, disappear
Reading fluency and decoding unfamiliar words
Paper 2: Vocabulary & Comprehension
Writing a short story with a beginning, middle, and end
Organising thoughts into clear paragraphs
Paper 1: Composition Writing
Using expressive words like mysterious and frightened
Expanding vocabulary for both writing and oral expression
Paper 1: Composition, Oral Exams
Understanding cause and effect in texts
Comprehension (Open-Ended & MCQ)
Using time words like first, then, finally to tell stories
Building logical flow in writing
Paper 1: Composition Structure
Listening to stories and answering how and what if questions
Developing inference skills
Comprehension Cloze / Visual Text
Preparing for oral exams with confidence
Paper 4: Stimulus-based Oral Response
Why Parents Choose Curion's K2 English Enrichment Class
Curion’s K2 programme combines structured literacy learning with stories, discussion, and hands-on activities to help children build stronger foundations for Primary 1. As part of our broader English tuition in Singapore, lessons are designed to make learning engaging while giving parents a clear view of the skills their child is developing.
Primary 1 Readiness Mapped
Every K2 skill connects to a Primary 1 English component
From reading and vocabulary to early composition and oral expression, K2 skills are developed with the next stage of English learning in mind.
Story-Driven Learning
Children learn through engaging narratives, not dry drills
Original stories give children a meaningful context for learning phonics, vocabulary, comprehension, sequencing, and expressive language.
Small Class Sizes
More speaking opportunities and closer teacher observation
Smaller classes give each child more chances to participate, practise speaking, and receive guidance while allowing teachers to observe their progress more closely.
Experienced Early Childhood Educators
Guidance suited to language development at the K1–K2 level
Lessons are led by educators experienced in early childhood English, with activities and instruction adapted to how young learners develop reading, speaking, comprehension, and writing skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between K1 and K2 English enrichment classes?
An English enrichment class for K1 usually focuses on building early language confidence through phonics, vocabulary, listening, speaking, and simple sentence formation. A K2 programme is often more focused on school readiness, helping children strengthen reading, comprehension, writing, and communication skills before Primary 1.
Why should I choose structured English enrichment instead of general enrichment classes?
Structured English enrichment gives children clearer progression in specific language skills such as phonics, reading, vocabulary, grammar, speaking, and writing. Parents also understand what their child is learning and how their confidence is developing over time.
What will my child learn in your English enrichment classes for K2 students?
Your child will learn to organise ideas, expand on details, retell stories clearly, and develop stronger reading, comprehension, and oral expression skills.
How does this programme help with Primary 1 readiness?
Our Curion Sprouts programme is designed to build thinking, reading, and expression skills. These allow students to approach writing, comprehension, and classroom participation in Primary 1 with greater confidence.
Is this English enrichment class suitable for children who are weaker in English?
Yes, this class is suitable for children who may need more support with early English skills such as phonics, vocabulary, reading, sentence formation, and listening comprehension. For younger learners who need foundational support, our English tuition for preschoolers provides age-appropriate guidance to help them strengthen core language skills before moving into more advanced English learning.
Are your lessons aligned with early childhood development frameworks?
Yes. Our curriculum follows evidence-based early childhood principles and is carefully structured to match how children learn at this age. This ensures learning remains age-appropriate and effective.
What is the class size for K2 lessons?
Classes are kept small to provide more speaking opportunities and closer teacher support. This allows teachers to observe each child’s progress and guide learning more effectively.