Classrooms
Where the magic happens...
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Nana's Nursery
We only allow 10 babies in our nursery, a cosy and intimate environment where we provide quality care for our babies, every baby has his/her own cot with duvet set and locker, strict hygiene principles are implemented in this class, only babies and designated staff are allowed in this baby-centred area. We focus on targeted milestone development and attending to your babies every need, we do not believe in
‘cry-it-out’, once trust and love is established,
semi-independence and confidence will follow.
(PS. did you know that the big Saint Bernard dog in the Darlings family was named Nana?)
Darlings
Letting your precious nestling leave the familiar nest is a big step for any parent, our Darlings group is our popular beginners’ level of social interactions, and an introduction to their new home away from home and exposure to playful education. With our qualified and experienced staff, we understand what stimulation your child needs by understanding that emotional security is top priority.
(PS. did you know that Wendy’s surname was
Darling in the Peter Pan Novel?)
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Picaninny Tribe
Welcome to the red-Indian tribe of Neverland, where structured chaos and out-of-tune decree freedom dancing is welcomed. Be cautious when entering this class, although it might seem that these threenagers are in control, they will smell your optimism and prove you wrong by a heap of attitude and lack of sympathy.
But we get them, and we are here to guide and develop them by introducing them to an integrated educational approach which will keep them engaged… and behaved. We simply love these wild-ones and tend to learn more from humanity from them, than they from us.
(PS. did you know that the red-Indian tribe in the Peter Pan novel was called the Picaninny Tribe?)
Tinker Club
Metamorphosis complete. Threenagers become helpful little Tinkers. This is our Tinker club, where children embrace age-appropriate responsibility. Now part of our ‘senior’ group, they will maintain their own gardens and care for their class pet but also embrace new educational concepts to help them grow and develop to their full potetial.
(PS. did you know that Peter Pan’s pixie fairy was part of the Tinker club fairies, hence she was called
Tinkerbell?)
Jolly Rogers
Argggh me Mateys...
come aboard and enjoy the pirate life!
Gr RR is not a time for games, unless you are in Neverland, then it is ALL about games and fun, twisted into a balanced daily routine these Jolly children will be coming home and teaching you all about science and phonics, sand man drawings and face painting adventures.
(PS. did you know that the pirate crew’s ship was called the Jolly Roger in the Peter Pan Novel?)