Windows of Opportunity

Our Preschool classes build on the critical early years of learning, embracing these “windows of opportunity” through a language-rich daily routine that supports cognitive growth and reinforces prior learning.

Emerging Independence

Preschoolers build independence by unpacking their bags and cleaning up their play and learning areas. Classroom jobs further boost their confidence and sense of responsibility.

Early Language Exposure

During daily circle time, children explore thematic topics, language, math, and social-emotional skills through diverse trilingual experiences.

Holistic Learning Through Play

Our play-based classroom encourages active participation through sensory experiences, collaborative play, and exploration. Children learn problem-solving, turn-taking, empathy, and emotional regulation through daily interactions and guided social opportunities.

Growing Cognitive Skills

During whole-group and small-group sessions, children participate in interactive read-alouds, thematic discussions, emerging literacy activities, and early mathematical thinking. These experiences build attention, memory, reasoning, and early academic foundations.

Creative Expression Through Art

Preschoolers explore diverse art materials and techniques—painting, drawing, collage, sculpture—to support creativity, fine motor development, and self-expression. Art remains process-focused, allowing children to experiment, observe, and build artistic confidence.