Classes

Giraffes (3–15 Months)

Our Giraffe Class is the starting point for our youngest learners. Babies are cared for in a calm, nurturing, and hygienic environment designed for their comfort and safety.

Individualized care: Each baby follows their own feeding and sleeping schedule, while still benefiting from gentle daily routines.
Early development: Activities include tummy time, music, sensory play, and gentle interaction to encourage motor skills and cognitive growth.
Bonding & security: Our teachers provide warm, loving care to help babies form trust and feel safe — their very first step toward independence.

This is where little ones begin their journey with us, surrounded by love and gentle encouragement.

Ducklings (15–18 Months)

Our Ducklings are curious little movers, beginning to explore the world with more independence.

Exploration through play: Activities focus on movement, coordination, and sensory discovery.
Routine & stability: Simple routines are introduced to help little ones feel secure and confident.
Social beginnings: Early group play encourages toddlers to share and interact.

This stage helps bridge the transition from baby care into toddler development.

Little Elephants (1–2 Years)

The Little Elephants group is specially designed for toddlers with growing curiosity.

Physical growth: Activities promote coordination, climbing, and balance.
Social learning: Toddlers start building friendships and practicing empathy.
Life skills: Early guidance in toilet training, handwashing, and tidying up.

Little Elephants enjoy a nurturing environment that encourages gentle independence.

Ladybugs (2–3 Years)

In the Ladybug Class, toddlers begin to explore the world socially and academically through fun, structured activities.

Social skills: Learning to share, communicate, and interact positively with peers.
Cognitive growth: Introduction to shapes, numbers, colors, and early science through play.
Hands-on learning: Sensory bins, creative art projects, and guided play activities stimulate curiosity.
Life skills: Teachers encourage potty training, tidying up, handwashing, and early independence.

At this stage, toddlers are busy little explorers, gaining confidence in their abilities while forming friendships.

Bees (2–3 Years & 3–4 Years)

The Bee Class is buzzing with curiosity and creativity.

Cognitive development: Themed lessons encourage decision-making and problem-solving.
Creative expression: Music, art, and role-play build imagination and confidence.
Life skills: Teamwork, empathy, and respect are encouraged daily.
Early academics: Introduction to pre-literacy, numeracy, and communication.

Bees are active learners, eager to explore and discover more about the world around them.

Elephants (2–3 Years)

The Elephant Class focuses on strength, resilience, and early independence.

Exploration: Toddlers enjoy large motor activities and outdoor play.
Learning themes: Fun activities introduce shapes, numbers, and colors.
Confidence: Teachers guide children in self-expression and early leadership.

This class helps toddlers become strong, independent learners.

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Leopards (3–4 Years – Grade RRR)

The Leopard Class is where early preschool learning begins to take shape.

School readiness: Foundational literacy and numeracy concepts are introduced.
Imagination: Storytelling, creative art, and role play stimulate young minds.
Confidence building: Group activities encourage participation and teamwork.

Leopards are adventurous learners, starting to shine in their independence and creativity.

Lions (3–4 Years – Grade RRR)

In the Lion Class, learners are encouraged to be brave and bold.

Leadership skills: Group activities foster confidence and responsibility.
Exploration: Science, music, and art activities nurture curiosity.
School foundation: Concepts in math, language, and life skills prepare children for the next phase.

Lions learn to roar with confidence as they grow socially and academically.

Llamas (4–5 Years)

In the Llama Class, children are prepared for the final step before Grade R.

Academic foundation: Strong emphasis on language arts and early mathematics.
Interactive learning: Lessons include group story time, games, and creative projects to make learning exciting.
Social growth: Children practice cooperation, respect, and responsibility in group settings.
Confidence building: Each learner is encouraged to participate, ask questions, and express ideas.

This class bridges playful preschool learning with more formal concepts, ensuring children are confident and eager for Grade R.

Flamingos (4–5 Years – Grade RR)

The Flamingo Class inspires creativity and balance.

Creative expression: Art, music, and movement play a big role.
Early academics: Literacy and numeracy are introduced in fun, engaging ways.
Social confidence: Children practice empathy, communication, and teamwork.

Flamingos stand tall, learning gracefully while preparing for Grade R.

Grade R (5–6 Years)

Our Grade R Class is a vital stepping stone into formal schooling.

CAPS curriculum: Fully aligned with Department of Education standards.
Holistic preparation: Focus on problem-solving, social skills, and emotional maturity.
Future-focused: Coding and Robotics are introduced to build modern skills.
Balanced learning: Academic readiness combined with creativity, play, and physical development.

By the end of Grade R, learners are prepared for Grade 1 — confident, responsible, and eager to learn.