compare programs
A side-by-side look at what each age group does, how long the day runs, and what your child needs to start. If you're between two groups, we'll guide you during a visit.
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| At a glance | Baby Class 5 – 18 months | Toddler Program 2 – 3 yrs | Preschool 3 – 5 yrs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 5 – 18 months | 2 – 3 yrs | 3 – 5 yrs |
| Focus | Caregiver-accompanied sensory & bonding sessions. Coming soon. | Independence, language, and feeling safe away from home. | Project work, early literacy & numeracy, deep play. |
| Hours | 90-minute sessions, weekly | Half day 08:00–12:00 · Full day 08:00–15:00 | Half 08:00–12:00 · Full 08:00–15:00 · Extended to 17:30 |
| Ratio | 1 teacher : 4 babies (caregiver present) | 1 teacher : 4 toddlers | 1 teacher : 6 children |
| Meals | Snack from home; water provided | Fresh organic lunch + 1–2 snacks (full day) | Lunch + snacks; dinner included in extended care |
| Rest | Held / cuddled as needed | Earlier lunch ~11:30, nap 12:00–13:30 | Quiet time 12:00–13:30 (rest or calm activity) |
In detail
5 – 18 months
Coming soonCaregiver-accompanied sensory & bonding sessions. Coming soon.
Curriculum
Requirements to start
Best for
Families wanting community and early sensory rhythms before school.
2 – 3 yrs
Independence, language, and feeling safe away from home.
Curriculum
Requirements to start
Best for
Toddlers ready for small-group rhythm and gentle separation.
3 – 5 yrs
Project work, early literacy & numeracy, deep play.
Curriculum
Requirements to start
Best for
Children ready for sustained focus, friendships, and school-readiness.
still deciding?
Every child is different. The best way to know which group fits is a short visit with your little one.