Cursive writing holds unique benefits for young learners, as it helps improve fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive development. Starting cursive writing early—like in nursery—may seem challenging, but young children are naturally adaptable and often pick up the flowing, continuous strokes with regular practice and support. Learning cursive also aids memory and reading comprehension because it requires children to focus closely on letter formation and sequence.
In Chattogram, cursive writing is rarely introduced at an early age in schools, but The Guardian English School stands out for emphasizing this essential skill from the nursery level. We recognize the cognitive and developmental benefits of cursive writing, which not only enhances fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination but also supports memory and reading comprehension. By motivating our students to write in cursive from their first years of schooling, we lay a strong foundation that boosts their confidence and equips them with a unique skill set. Students not only begin learning cursive in nursery but also continue practicing it in every class above nursery.
Our structured approach ensures that children gradually build familiarity and comfort with cursive writing as they progress through each grade. This early encouragement and dedication make The Guardian English School one of the few institutions in Chattogram to offer such comprehensive handwriting education, helping our students excel in both their academic and personal growth.