PROGRAMS

Infants

0-12 months

Our infants receive loving care and nurturing in an enriching environment that caters to both the child and the parents. Our infant program focuses on enhancing children's cognitive and physical skills through activities such as interactive play, story time, sensory exploration, music, and tummy time. Children are placed in classrooms according to their age and progress is assessed for potential transition to the next level based on their developmental milestones. We ensure that each child's needs are met and provide support to help them reach their developmental goals. We welcome parents to visit and engage with their child, encouraging a better understanding of their child's learning experiences and the opportunity to replicate these practices at home. Our staff is well-trained to cater to the unique characteristics of each infant in our care.

Toddlers

13-24 months

Our toddler program utilizes The Creative Curriculum, a research-based approach, to enrich each child's development across five key learning domains: social and emotional, language and literacy, cognitive (problem-solving/creative thinking), fine motor skills, and large motor skills. Our dedicated teachers prioritize fostering a loving and trusting relationship with each child to support their skill development. We create a stimulating environment through activities such as music, storytelling, art, Bible exploration, language development, and outdoor play to optimize children's learning experiences. Collaborating with parents, we introduce toilet training to toddlers around 24 months of age. Parents receive daily reports on their child's activities and progress through our parent communication app, ProCare.

Pre-schoolers

2 to 5 years old

Our preschool program is based on the Abeka Christian Curriculum, focusing on language, literacy, math, science, and social studies skills to prepare children for kindergarten. This well-rounded curriculum offers a strong foundation across different areas of learning and integrates Biblical teachings such as memory verses, Bible stories, and characters. Children also develop proficient manuscript writing skills. Within this framework, students are encouraged to nurture a love for God, self, and others, while learning essential self-help skills, teamwork, and values like kindness and respect.

All students infants through school-age receive developmental assessments twice a year.