Learning takes place in many different ways with each child and it should be always evolving and changing. We want the children to be excited about learning. We strive to develop a curriculum that develops when exploring what is socially relevant, intellectually engaging and personally meaningful to children. Two most important aspects are positive nurturing relationships and a warm comfortable environment.

By painting, cutting and pasting, playing with puzzles and games, the preschoolers not only explore their artistic creativity but also develop fine motor skills. At the writing centre they focus on beginning writing skills, letters and numbers.

The riding toys, slide, blocks, home center, sand and water play are great fun and also enable preschoolers to develop gross motor skills, a sense of balance and perception and co-operation.

Through a variety of activities such as songs, finger plays, games, musical instruments and dancing to the music, preschoolers learn to carry a tune and enjoy their own sense of rhythm. They also learn simple concepts such as taking turns, following directions, and speaking to a group. Many relevant discussions are happening at this time.