Confidence doesn’t suddenly appear when a child enters secondary school or stands on stage for the first time. It begins forming well before that, in their earliest experiences of play, learning, and discovery. The foundations built during these early years have a lasting influence on how children see themselves, interact with others, and also how they approach new challenges.
The Power of Early Experiences
In the first few years of life, kids absorb information at an extraordinary rate. Every story read aloud, every moment spent building towers or mixing colours, and every chance to share ideas with others helps them make sense of the world. When children are guided by caring educators and parents who understand how young minds learn best, these small experiences begin to build self-belief and curiosity.
