Wall displays of children’s work help tamariki revisit their learning and spark conversations. Puzzles teach them how to decode, sequence, and recognize symbols. Art activities like painting allow children to express their creativity. Teachers share music and nursery rhymes, focusing on rhyme, rhythm, and actions. Meaningful interactions with special people help babies develop verbal and non-verbal communication skills.
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Our center features well-resourced indoor areas and a spacious, well-shaded outdoor environment designed to inspire exploration and growth at every age.
Infants and toddlersNurturing Growth Through Engaging Activities
PreschoolersEngaging Activities for Growing Minds
Teachers engage children in investigations based on their favorite stories, like ‘The Gruffalo.’ These activities include dramatic play, painting, collage, drawing, puppets, and magnetic stories. Messy play, finger painting, and dough mimic familiar home activities like cooking, helping children develop literacy skills through representation. Children participate in their assessments by discussing their learning stories with teachers, recalling what they’ve done, and 'reading' their stories to themselves and others. Exploring obstacle courses and climbing helps children understand directional and spatial concepts, essential for reading and writing.