1. Developing and Implementing Educational Programs: Designing, planning, and delivering age-appropriate curricula for children aged 3 to 5 years, in line with developmental milestones. 2. Supporting Child Development: Ensuring the physical, emotional, and cognitive development of young children, creating an environment that fosters learning through play, social interaction, and structured activities. 3. Promoting Early Literacy and Numeracy: Teaching basic reading, writing, and numeracy skills using creative and interactive methods, ensuring a strong foundation for later learning. 4. Observing and Assessing Children’s Progress: Regularly monitoring and documenting the developmental progress of each child, including physical, emotional, and cognitive growth, and sharing feedback with parents and guardians. 5. Creating a Safe and Supportive Environment: Ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of all students, maintaining a clean and organized classroom, and implementing child safety protocols as required. 6. Engaging in Collaborative Practices: Working closely with other educators, parents, and staff to support the individual needs of each child, providing personalized attention and fostering strong communication between home and school. 7. Maintaining Records and Documentation: Keeping accurate records of each child’s progress, behavioral assessments, and activities as per school and regulatory requirements.