Curious minds at work
Letters, numbers & lovely friendships
Nursery children are full of “why?” — and we love it. Mornings revolve around playful small groups: tracing letters in sand, counting snack cups, retelling favorite stories, and learning the give-and-take of real friendship.
Phonics games, number hunts, and show-and-tell build confident communicators, while art and block corners keep imagination in charge.
What’s included
- Phonics & stories — letter sounds, rhyming games, and daily read-alouds.
- Early math — sorting, patterns, measuring, and counting to 20 through play.
- Talk time — show-and-tell and feelings circles that grow vocabulary.
- Garden classroom — planting, bug hunts, and outdoor number trails weekly.
Nursery questions, answered
Will my child learn to read?
Nursery builds pre-reading superpowers: letter sounds, print awareness, and a love of books. Most children begin blending simple words by year’s end.
How are friendships supported?
Teachers coach turn-taking, sharing words, and calm-down strategies in the moment — with cozy corners for quiet time when needed.
Is there homework?
Only joyful kind: a weekly story to share at home and one hands-on family challenge a month.