Our Programmes
Play Group (Ages 1.5–2.5)
The Play Group program is designed to introduce young children to a nurturing environment where they begin their early learning journey. Focused on exploration and sensory experiences, the Play Group offers: Play-Based Learning: Activities that engage children’s imagination and creativity, such as building blocks, role-play, and pretend games. Motor Skills Development: Gross and fine motor activities like walking, running, stacking, and simple puzzles. Socialization: Encouraging children to interact with their peers, share, and develop early social skills. Language Development: Through songs, stories, and verbal interactions, we lay the foundation for language acquisition.
Day Care (Ages 1.5–5)
Our Day Care program is designed for working parents who need a safe, engaging, and nurturing environment for their children during the day. It includes: Flexible Hours: Available full-time and part-time, depending on your needs. Nurturing Environment: A warm, caring atmosphere where children feel safe, secure, and loved. Learning Activities: Age-appropriate educational activities like storytime, simple math games, and arts and crafts. Rest Time: A designated quiet time for naps to help children recharge during the day. Healthy Meals: Nutritious snacks and meals to support growth and development.
Nursery (Ages 2.5–3.5)
The Nursery program is designed to foster independence and early learning while encouraging curiosity about the world around them. Key features include: Language and Literacy: Introducing children to basic vocabulary, simple stories, and early reading concepts. Cognitive Skills: Activities to help children understand shapes, colors, sizes, and numbers. Creative Expression: Encouraging creative activities such as arts and crafts, music, and dance to help children express themselves. Social Skills: Fostering a sense of belonging and teamwork through group activities, helping children build relationships with peers and teachers.
Lower Kindergarten (LKG) (Ages 4–5)
The LKG program is designed to provide a strong foundation for formal education while fostering creativity and social skills. Children are introduced to: Pre-Literacy Skills: Basic reading and writing skills, letter recognition, phonics, and simple word formation. Basic Math Concepts: Understanding numbers, counting, shapes, and simple patterns. Social and Emotional Development: Building confidence, self-regulation, and interpersonal skills through group activities and play. Critical Thinking: Early problem-solving tasks and activities that encourage curiosity and logical thinking.
Upper Kindergarten (UKG) (Ages 5–6)
The UKG program prepares children for the transition to formal schooling and focuses on more advanced learning concepts. Key components of the program include: Advanced Literacy: Reading, writing, and comprehension skills, including learning to form sentences and read simple stories. Mathematical Concepts: Addition and subtraction, number sequences, time, and basic geometry. Social Skills and Leadership: Encouraging children to take initiative, work independently, and collaborate with others. Hands-On Learning: Engaging children in hands-on STEM activities to build problem-solving and critical thinking skills.