Elementary

At Heritage Academy, Elementary students (Grades 1-6) acquire a range of important skills that lay the groundwork for their educational journey.

1. Numeracy and Literacy Building:
   • Students build upon their kindergarten foundation by engaging with ACE Mathematics and Word Building.
2. Word Building PACEs play a crucial role in developing solid reading skills, which are essential for ACE students.
   • These PACEs include exercises for tracing, writing alphabets, coloring, and identifying animals and objects.
   • The variety of exercises aids in review and retention.
   • Lessons are made engaging through interactive animal science content, singing, and acting.
3. Phonetic Reading Mastery:
   • Throughout these grades, supervisors carefully nurture phonetic reading skills.
   • Students gain independence in learning through exploratory reading and writing in English, Science, and Social Studies PACEs.
   • Early exposure to literature, scientific inquiry, and social sciences occurs within a wholesome classroom environment from a Christian perspective.
4. Experiential Learning:
   • Grade 1,2 and 3 students at Heritage Academy participate in hands-on activities and mini field trips.
   • These experiences extend learning beyond the classroom, especially in subjects like Science and Social Studies.
   • Experiential learning engages students, allowing them to explore facts and concepts related to the world around them.
5. Challenging Concepts and Core Skills:
   • Students tackle more challenging concepts to prepare for higher grades.
   • They hone their skills in core subjects.
   • Self-management and self-directed learning are emphasized.
6. Depth in All Subjects:
   • From Grade 5 onwards, students cover all six subjects in greater depth.
   • Concepts become more challenging, and workload increases across all subjects.
   • Literary skills are sharpened to ensure clear comprehension.
   • Students learn to express themselves through original thought in written reports and tangible projects.
7. Transition to High School:
   • Grades 5 & 6 are crucial for transitioning from elementary to high school.
   • Growth in self-management and responsibility leads to better work habits and excellence in daily tasks.
   • These character traits foster academic growth, confidence, and competency.
8. Campus Management:

• • Each campus is managed by a team consisting of at least one Supervisor and one or more staff members. Each class typically has a main teacher and an assistant teacher for a group of 20-25 students.