What we teach

The DTB Kids Curriculum

Four pillars, two age tracks, one whole child — here's exactly what your child will grow in.

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Spiritual Resilience

Building inner capacity to sustain a sense of identity, purpose and legacy — drawing on biblical principles and faith for everyday life experiences.

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Character & Grit

Resilience, courage and grit — and how to stand firm under peer pressure and social media pressure, practised through games, scenarios and real-life challenges.

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Emotional Wellbeing

Feelings vocabulary, friendship skills, gratitude and healthy confidence — educational and gentle, never tests or labels.

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Creativity & Leadership

Uncover and unleash your creative genius and leadership skills through age-appropriate, fun tasks.

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The President's Speech

A regular address from our founder — clarity, encouragement and direction, spoken straight to our children.

By age track

The same pillars, taught their way

Ages 5–7

God Chasers

  • Story-first Bible adventures with songs and actions
  • Feelings faces, friendship play & celebration
  • Simple crafts and show-and-tell confidence
  • Short, lively segments built for young attention spans
Ages 8–10

Trailblazers

  • Bible study with real-life application & discussion
  • Confidence, presentation & leadership challenges
  • Creative projects, goals and service ideas
  • Badges and personal growth tracking
Rhythm

How a term works

  • Live sessions weekly, after school hours (WAT), streamed safely with replays for every class.
  • A virtue of the month connects Bible learning, character challenges and creative projects.
  • A 5-minute game break between every task — a quick, fun reset so children come back recharged and focused.
  • Badges and Star Moments celebrate growth every session — progress children can see and feel.
  • A gentle wellbeing check-in opens each session — educational, optional, never diagnostic.
  • End-of-term celebration where children present, perform and shine for their families.

The full timetable for the new term is shared at orientation.

The new term begins August 23.

Give your child an afternoon a week that shapes who they're becoming — in faith, character and confidence.

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