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Our curriculum is built on the Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education and is integrated with our Learning Beyond Curriculum philosophy. This approach emphasizes child-led exploration, collaborative learning, and the development of multiple intelligences. By allowing children to guide their own learning based on their interests, we create a stimulating environment that nurtures curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking.
The Reggio Emilia approach recognizes that children are natural learners and encourages them to explore, discover, and ask questions about the world around them. By following their interests and ideas, children become more engaged and motivated to learn. This approach also values the importance of collaboration, communication, and documentation in a child’s learning journey.
We understand that every child is unique, and we strive to cater to different learning styles through various teaching methods. Whether your child learns best through storytelling, visual aids, hands-on activities, or group collaboration, our diverse curriculum allows for individualized learning experiences. “No child left behind” is a core principle of our curriculum, and we are committed to helping each child reach their full potential.
Depending on the child’s age and developmental level, parents can expect to see a mix of free play, guided learning activities, outdoor playtime, and group interactions. Children will also have opportunities for creative expression through art and music. Our curriculum is designed to be stimulating, engaging, and fun-filled for young children.
We use ongoing observation and documentation of a child’s work and play to track their progress. Our teachers closely observe children as they engage in activities, take note of their interests, and record significant moments through photographs, videos, and written notes. We maintain constant and open communication with parents to discuss their child’s progress and share any concerns or milestones.
