A project-based classroom where geometry, botany, and dramatic play grow out of the questions children bring in.

About the Preschool Discovery Curriculum

Between 3.5 and 4.5 years children begin to plan, predict, and negotiate. Preschool Discovery gives them the tools to test those ideas: measuring equipment, a working botany bench, a construction zone, and a dramatic play corner that changes with whatever the group is currently investigating.

Core Curriculum Pillars

  • Hands-On Geometry:Shape, symmetry, and pattern through blocks, tiles, and mirrors.
  • Botanical Science:Planting, watering, measuring, and recording growth week by week.
  • Dramatic Roleplay:Shops, clinics, and kitchens that build negotiation and narrative.
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David Chen, RN
Health & Wellbeing Lead

"Children look after themselves better when they understand their own bodies."

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How We Document Growth

Educators record how a child plans, revises, and collaborates rather than what they can recite. Those notes guide the next round of provocations offered to the group.

  • Daily photo and routine updates in the parent app
  • Individual learning portfolio with documented projects
  • Quarterly family-development conference
  • Shared transition goals before moving into Kindergarten Prep
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What Communication Looks Like in Preschool Discovery

Families receive project documentation showing how an idea developed over several weeks, along with the questions their child asked and the friendships forming around the work.

Daily Rhythm

Early Explorers Daily Schedule

08:00 AM — 09:00 AM
09:15 AM — 11:00 AM
11:30 AM — 12:30 PM
12:45 PM — 02:15 PM
02:30 PM — 04:30 PM
Arrival & Morning Meeting
Project Studio & Botany Bench
Organic Farm Chef Lunch
Quiet Rest & Story Time
Outdoor Games & Dramatic Play
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What Families Receive With Enrollment

Meals & Snacks

Age-appropriate scratch meals and snacks within academy nutrition protocols.

Parent App

Daily routines, photos, notes, direct messages, and reminders.

Learning Materials

Classroom supplies, art materials, nature tools, and enrichment sessions.

Before You Arrive

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions, answered.
Let's Talk About Your Child

Questions about our programs, or unsure which classroom fits your child right now? Book a short call with our admissions team and we'll walk you through it.

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What are your educator-to-child ratios?

Ratios start at 1:3 in the infant cradle and widen gradually to 1:8 in Kindergarten Prep. Every room keeps a consistent primary educator so your child is known by name, not just supervised.

How long does it take a child to settle in?

Most children settle within two to three weeks. We plan a staggered start with you, keep goodbyes short and predictable, and send a photo once your child has re-engaged with the room.

How do you handle meals and allergies?

All meals and snacks are cooked fresh on campus each morning. The kitchen is fully nut-free, and we cater for allergies, halal, kosher and vegetarian diets without serving a separate meal at a separate table.

Do children go outside in bad weather?

Children go outdoors every day in all but severe weather, with a minimum of 90 minutes in the forest yard. Send waterproofs and boots; we keep spare kit on site for the days you forget.

How will I know how my child's day went?

You'll get daily updates in the parent app covering meals, naps, activities and educator observations, plus a quarterly development conference and a portfolio of your child's work.

Must my child be toilet trained to join?

Not at all. Children join us at every point in the year, and toilet learning is something we support alongside you rather than a requirement for a place.

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