Creative representation
- Imitation
- Recognition
- Role-playing
Curriculum
The Galaxy method
Children choose their work. Materials isolate one concept, invite the hand, and let a child check their own work — what Montessori called control of error.
HighScope methods
Children acquire knowledge best by pursuing their personal interests and goals. Students learning within HighScope settings are encouraged to make choices about materials and activities throughout the day. As they pursue their choices and plans, they explore, ask and answer questions, solve problems, and interact with classmates and teachers. In this environment, students naturally engage in key experiences that foster developmentally important skills and abilities.
Language and literacy
- Talking
- Describing
- Scribbling
- Dictating stories
Social relations & initiative
- Making choices
- Problem-solving
- Relationship-building
Movement
- Bending
- Running
- Dancing
Music
- Singing
- Playing instruments
Classification
- Describing shapes
- Sorting
- Matching
Seriation
- Arranging in order
Numbers
- Counting
Space
- Filling
- Emptying
Time
- Starting
- Stopping
- Sequencing
Classroom structure
Our classrooms have been engineered with the safety and security of each child in mind. Each classroom is decorated to provide an ambience of comfort and relaxation, all to enable a child’s focus on learning.
Management
Our management team is MACTE certified, with over 40 years of experience in child psychology and child care. When it comes to early education we are subject-matter experts — not only because of experience, but because of our passion for helping children become successful adults.
Come and see the prepared environment
We strongly encourage parents to book a personal tour. You will see our curriculum in action and speak with our staff. A tour does not confirm a start date.