Your child must be at least 2 years old to enter this program.
Most children who enter the Twos Class are the younger toddlers transitioning from the Toddler Class, having spent a year in the program. These children have acquired their basic skills of navigating in a group setting, being in the process, or even having met their toilet learning goals. This is a small group with one teacher, and it has its own unique dynamics of a classroom. The Twos Class continues learning in Circle Time in the mornings, and exploring the school materials to make their own important discoveries. The teacher, as the most competent learner in the group, guides the two-year-olds learning by introducing social concepts of engaging in different types of play.
Recommended for children, who are turning 3 years old.
This level offers children to develop critical thinking, problem solving and social conflict resolution skills. Building first important friendship relationships, children progress to developing valuable personal qualities, such as compassion, kindness, positive social behavior, etc. We focus on fine motor skills through arts and other hands-on activities. The group work is emphasized and we learn to follow directions. Language skills are developed through the exposure to a rich vocabulary, then practiced in various settings, including pretend play.
Recommended for children, who are turning 4 years old.
With the improved social-emotional skills, children enter the next step of their development by practicing cooperation through collaborative group work. Science, math, pre-reading skills and first steps of handwriting are the essential parts of the academic curriculum. Children are encouraged to take risks and challenge their abilities. The focus is in the preparedness for the TK & Kindergarten Class.
Recommended for children who are turning 5 years old. This class offers 9 spaces only.
TK & Kindergarten children will learn thought-mapping skills, which will support the advancement of their language skills, storytelling and creative writing. Handwriting and arts are a great way for children to learn self-expression, build confidence. In this class children practice the skills of public speaking, thus building leadership skills. Science and math learning are explored further. In this class children are prepared for the greater steps of socialization and the entry to the 1st grade.
Designed to support the learning curriculum by providing variety of hands-on activities and experiences.
The variety of extracurricular activities help children gain deeper comprehension level and make the new learnt material more meaningful.
Field trips, cultural celebrations, and professional educators outside the school add more depth to learning in a positively impactful way.