Activities & Curriculum

Engaging, play-based learning experiences designed to nurture your child's natural curiosity and support their development across all areas.

Our Curriculum Approach

Based on the Early Years Learning Framework, our curriculum integrates play-based learning with intentional teaching to support children's holistic development.

Creative Arts

Fostering creativity and self-expression through various artistic mediums.

  • Painting and drawing experiences

  • Music and movement sessions

  • Drama and storytelling

  • Craft and construction projects

Science & Discovery

Encouraging curiosity and investigation through hands-on exploration.

  • Nature investigations

  • Simple experiments

  • Sensory exploration

  • Technology integration

Language & Literacy

Building communication skills and early literacy foundations.

  • Interactive storytelling

  • Phonics and letter recognition

  • Writing and mark-making

  • Multilingual experiences

Mathematics

Developing mathematical thinking through everyday experiences.

  • Counting and number games

  • Pattern recognition

  • Measurement activities

  • Problem-solving challenges

Physical Development

Supporting gross and fine motor skill development.

  • Outdoor play and sports

  • Dance and yoga

  • Fine motor skill activities

  • Balance and coordination games

Social & Emotional

Building relationships and emotional intelligence.

  • Circle time discussions

  • Collaborative projects

  • Mindfulness activities

  • Conflict resolution practice

Our Daily Rhythm

A balanced day that provides structure while allowing flexibility for children's interests and needs.

7:30 AM

Arrival & Free Play

Children arrive and engage in self-directed play activities, allowing for a gentle transition into the day.

9:00 AM

Morning Circle

Group time for greetings, sharing, and introducing the day's activities and learning intentions.

9:30 AM

Intentional Teaching

Focused learning experiences based on children's interests and developmental needs.

10:30 AM

Morning Tea

Nutritious snack time that promotes healthy eating habits and social interaction.

11:00 AM

Outdoor Exploration

Active play in our outdoor learning environments, connecting with nature and developing physical skills.

12:00 PM

Lunch & Rest

Healthy lunch followed by quiet time or rest for younger children, with calm activities for older children.

2:00 PM

Creative Experiences

Art, music, drama, and other creative activities that encourage self-expression and imagination.

3:00 PM

Afternoon Tea

Light snack and social time, preparing for afternoon activities.

3:30 PM

Choice Time

Children choose from various learning centers and activities based on their interests.

5:00 PM

Reflection & Departure

Quiet activities, reflection on the day's learning, and preparation for home time.

Age-Appropriate Programs

Our programs are tailored to meet the developmental needs and interests of children at different stages.

Little Explorers

6 months - 2 years

A nurturing environment focused on building trust, security, and early developmental milestones.

Key Focus Areas:
  • Attachment and bonding

  • Sensory exploration

  • Language development

  • Motor skill development

  • Routine and predictability

Sample Activities:
  • Treasure basket exploration

  • Peek-a-boo games

  • Finger painting

  • Music and movement

  • Story time with props

Curious Minds

2 - 3 years

Supporting growing independence while fostering social skills and emotional regulation.

Key Focus Areas:
  • Independence skills

  • Social interaction

  • Emotional regulation

  • Language expansion

  • Imaginative play

Sample Activities:
  • Dramatic play scenarios

  • Simple cooking activities

  • Nature scavenger hunts

  • Building with blocks

  • Group singing and dancing

Future Leaders

3 - 5 years

Preparing for school while developing critical thinking, creativity, and leadership skills.

Key Focus Areas:
  • School readiness skills

  • Critical thinking

  • Collaboration and leadership

  • Complex problem solving

  • Community awareness

Sample Activities:
  • Science experiments

  • Project-based learning

  • Peer teaching opportunities

  • Community helper visits

  • Environmental sustainability projects

Learning Outcomes

Our activities are designed to support children's development across the five learning outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework.

Identity & Wellbeing

  • Developing a strong sense of self

  • Building confidence and resilience

  • Understanding emotions and self-regulation

  • Forming positive relationships

Connection & Community

  • Respecting diversity and differences

  • Understanding cultural backgrounds

  • Developing empathy and compassion

  • Contributing to group decisions

Communication & Expression

  • Expressing ideas and feelings

  • Listening and responding to others

  • Using various forms of communication

  • Engaging with literacy and numeracy

Thinking & Problem Solving

  • Investigating and experimenting

  • Making predictions and hypotheses

  • Using reasoning and logic

  • Transferring learning to new contexts