Infant Program
In their first year, babies are learning through every sense at once. Our educators build gentle, responsive routines around each infant's individual rhythm, filling their days with touch, sound, movement, and warm connection so they feel safe enough to explore.
What your baby will learn
Sensory Discovery
Babies learn about the world through their senses long before they use words.
- Exploring textures, sounds, and light through safe sensory materials
- Tracking and reaching for objects
- Responding to different sounds, voices, and music
- Tummy time and floor-based exploration
Language Foundations
Early language grows through back-and-forth interaction with caring adults.
- Responding to their name and familiar voices
- Cooing, babbling, and early sound-making
- Simple songs, rhymes, and narrated routines
- Reading board books together daily
Motor Development
Daily movement time builds the strength babies need for future milestones.
- Rolling, sitting, crawling, and early standing support
- Reaching, grasping, and simple hand-eye coordination
- Supervised tummy time to build core strength
- Encouragement toward each child's next physical milestone
Bonding & Trust
A secure attachment to caregivers is the foundation for every other kind of learning.
- Consistent, responsive caregiving from familiar educators
- Comforting routines around feeding, sleep, and diapering
- One-on-one holding, talking, and eye contact throughout the day
- Daily communication with families about milestones and moods
Toddler Program
Toddlers are on the move, and every step, word, and "no thank you" is part of how they're figuring out the world. We channel that energy into hands-on play, simple choices, and lots of language, so children build independence while still feeling closely supported.
What your toddler will learn
Language & Communication
Vocabulary grows fast during this stage, and we talk children through everything.
- Building first words into short phrases
- Naming objects, feelings, and actions during play
- Following simple one-step directions
- Repeating songs, rhymes, and picture-book stories
Gross & Fine Motor Skills
Walking, climbing, and stacking all build the coordination toddlers need next.
- Walking, running, and climbing safely
- Stacking blocks and completing simple puzzles
- Scribbling with crayons and using child-safe tools
- Practicing self-feeding and early self-help skills
Social-Emotional Growth
Toddlers are learning big feelings alongside a growing sense of "me."
- Playing alongside peers and sharing with support
- Naming emotions like happy, sad, and frustrated
- Building routines around comfort and security
- Gentle guidance through big feelings and transitions
Sensory & Discovery Play
Open-ended play at this age builds curiosity and early problem-solving.
- Water, sand, and sensory bin exploration
- Cause-and-effect toys and simple experiments
- Sorting by colour, size, and shape
- Outdoor exploration in all weather-appropriate conditions
Early Preschool Program
Two-year-olds are natural investigators, always asking "what's this?" through actions more than words. Our Early Preschool classroom gives them the structure and language they need to turn that curiosity into real early learning.
What your child will learn
Language & Early Literacy
Two-year-olds move from single words to real conversation.
- Speaking in short sentences and asking simple questions
- Learning the names of colours, shapes, and everyday objects
- Listening to and retelling favourite stories
- Singing along to songs and fingerplays
Early STEM Thinking
Curiosity becomes early reasoning through hands-on exploration.
- Counting objects up to five
- Sorting and matching by colour, size, and shape
- Exploring simple cause and effect through play
- Basic nature exploration, like plants and weather
Social-Emotional Growth
Group time introduces the beginnings of cooperation and turn-taking.
- Playing cooperatively in small groups
- Practicing turn-taking and sharing
- Naming and expressing emotions with words
- Following simple classroom routines
Fine & Gross Motor Skills
Daily active and creative play builds strength and coordination.
- Using scissors, crayons, and glue with growing control
- Building balance through climbing and jumping
- Completing multi-piece puzzles
- Practicing self-help skills like handwashing and dressing
Preschool Program
Three-year-olds are building independence and imagination side by side. Our Preschool classroom gives them the confidence to try new things, solve small problems on their own, and start seeing themselves as capable learners.
What your child will learn
Language & Literacy
Children build the foundations for reading through stories, rhyme, and conversation.
- Retelling stories in the right order
- Recognizing some letters and their sounds
- Expanding vocabulary through group discussion
- Rhyming games and simple word play
STEM & Problem Solving
Hands-on activities turn natural curiosity into early scientific thinking.
- Counting, comparing, and simple patterning
- Measuring with non-standard tools like blocks or hands
- Planting seeds and observing growth over time
- Making predictions and testing simple ideas
Social-Emotional Growth
Preschoolers practice friendship skills and confident self-expression.
- Building friendships and resolving small conflicts with support
- Expressing feelings and needs clearly
- Following classroom expectations independently
- Building self-confidence through choice and independence
Creative Arts
Art, music, and dramatic play give children room to imagine and express.
- Open-ended art with paint, collage, and clay
- Dramatic play and dress-up storytelling
- Music, rhythm, and movement activities
- Group projects that build collaboration
Fine & Gross Motor Skills
Daily active play strengthens coordination and body control.
- Riding tricycles and balancing on outdoor equipment
- Improving pencil grip through drawing and pre-writing lines
- Practicing hopping, skipping, and simple yoga poses
- Building hand strength through cutting and building activities
Pre-Kindergarten Program
Our Pre-Kindergarten year is about building real school readiness, letters, numbers, and following multi-step routines, while still learning through hands-on play. Children leave this program with the academic and social confidence to walk into kindergarten ready.
What your child will learn
Early Literacy & Writing
Children begin connecting letters, sounds, and their own name in writing.
- Recognizing and writing letters, especially their own name
- Matching letters to their sounds
- Predicting what happens next in a story
- Building sentences through group storytelling
Math & Science
Early numeracy and inquiry skills are built through concrete, hands-on tasks.
- Counting to 20 and recognizing numerals
- Simple addition and subtraction using objects
- Sorting, graphing, and comparing data from real activities
- Exploring simple science experiments and nature study
Social Skills & Independence
Children take on more responsibility for their own routines and choices.
- Managing personal belongings and self-care independently
- Working cooperatively on group projects
- Problem-solving conflicts with peers using words
- Following multi-step classroom instructions
Creative Expression
Art and imaginative play remain central even as academics grow.
- Multi-step art projects with a variety of materials
- Music, movement, and simple performance activities
- Building and construction challenges
- Imaginative and cooperative dramatic play
Kindergarten Program
Our Kindergarten program builds directly on the foundational reading, writing, and math skills children need for grade one, delivered through engaged, hands-on learning that keeps five-year-olds excited to come back every day.
What your child will learn
Literacy & Reading Readiness
Children move toward independent reading through phonics and sight words.
- Blending sounds to read simple words
- Learning common sight words
- Writing full sentences with support
- Reading and discussing chapter and picture books
Math Foundations
Concrete number work builds toward more abstract math thinking.
- Counting, adding, and subtracting to 20 and beyond
- Understanding place value and simple measurement
- Recognizing patterns and basic shapes
- Solving simple word problems
Social-Emotional & Independence
Children practice the self-management skills school will expect of them.
- Managing routines and transitions independently
- Resolving conflicts respectfully with peers
- Taking on classroom responsibilities
- Building confidence speaking in front of a group
STEM & Discovery
Guided experiments build early scientific reasoning and curiosity.
- Conducting simple, guided science experiments
- Exploring basic engineering through building challenges
- Recording observations and predictions
- Learning about nature, seasons, and the environment
School Age Program
Before and after school, our School Age program gives children a relaxed home base to finish homework, unwind with friends, and take part in activities they don't always get to try during the school day.
What your child will experience
Homework Support
A quiet, supported space to finish schoolwork before free time begins.
- Dedicated quiet time for homework completion
- Support with reading and reviewing assignments
- Organizational habits like tracking assignments
- Encouragement to ask for help when stuck
Enrichment & STEM
Hands-on projects go beyond the school-day curriculum.
- Building and coding challenges
- Science experiments and nature investigations
- Cooking and measurement-based projects
- Art and design challenges
Social Skills & Leadership
Mixed-age friendships build real leadership and empathy.
- Mentoring and playing alongside younger children
- Practicing teamwork through group games
- Resolving conflict independently and respectfully
- Taking on helper roles and responsibilities
Active Play & Recreation
Time to move, decompress, and just be a kid after a full school day.
- Outdoor games and sports
- Free play and choice-based activity time
- Seasonal special events and field trips
- Quiet corners for reading and downtime