Toggel

We are proud to introduce Toggel, our new technological system that keeps you, as a parent, updated in real-time on your child’s daily activities and progress! With Toggel, you can monitor their sleep, eating, and play routines directly from your smartphone, giving you the peace of mind that your child is always safe and happy.

Preschool Power

Movement / Ball Skills / Yoga

  • Constructive and Popular Sports Activities
  • Muscle Strengthening and Toning
  • Decision Making and Balance
  • Spatial Awareness
  • Eye-Hand Coordination and Sensory-Motor Integration

Chatty Bugs

Drama and Storytelling, Music, Dance, and Movement

  • Promotes self-confidence
  • Fosters imagination
  • Teaches body awareness
  • Encourages spontaneity
  • Ignites creativity
  • Develops rhythm as a foundational preschool skill for reading and mathematics

Food Gnomes

A Dash of Science, Creativity, Nature, and Healthy Food Fun

Our lessons incorporate science and mathematics through activities such as baking and crafting, gardening, and discovering new flavors. This approach offers an introduction to science by making simple foods. Each school has its own herb garden, which contributes to the development of practical life skills.

Our curriculum also focuses on:

  • Mathematical Skills: Measuring and timekeeping
  • Reading Skills: Incidental reading through picture-based recipes
  • Decision-Making and Balance: Critical thinking and fine motor skills
  • Listening, Concentration, and Planning: Essential skills for success
  • Eye and Hand Coordination: Along with sensory-motor integration

With this, we provide a holistic learning experience that not only strengthens academic knowledge but also promotes practical skills and creativity.

Robotics and Coding

Promotion of technological skills (we predict that robotics and coding will soon be mandatory in most primary schools)

Perception

The development of perceptual skills in young learners is extremely important in laying the foundation for all future development and learning. Perception means using the senses to gather information about the environment or situation. The development of perceptual skills can occur in all forms of learning.

  • Visual perception, visual discrimination, and visual memory.
  • Auditory perception, auditory discrimination, and auditory memory.
  • Midline crossing.

Bible

Spiritual enrichment through stories, songs, and worksheets – establishing a system of values.

  • Visual perception and visual discrimination
  • Auditory perception and auditory discrimination

Art

Art teaches a child to engage with their environment and to interpret it creatively – and it’s a lot of fun!

  • Visual perception
  • Visual discrimination
  • Midline crossing
  • Spatial perception

Bake and Brew

The use of all their senses – to smell, taste, touch, hear, and see. Learning mathematical language through measuring and estimating (e.g., a large cup or two teaspoons, etc.) develops hand-eye coordination and auditory perception.

Science

The expansion of general knowledge through facts, observations, and experimentation.

  • Auditory perception and auditory discrimination.

Life Orientation

It’s all about the development and strengthening of the entire body, and learning how to use it by mastering a range of skills. This includes gross motor skills, such as kicking a ball, as well as fine motor skills like developing a proper pencil grip. Additionally, it enhances hand-eye coordination, body awareness, midline crossing, laterality, dominance, and auditory perception.

Music

Music and movement are excellent for children’s overall well-being and relaxation. They promote bilateral coordination and encourage improvisation, while enhancing auditory perception, auditory discrimination, and auditory memory.

Educational Play

It’s learning through play—whether it’s problem-solving, fine motor skills, concentration, etc. Educational play must always be organized and structured, and always supervised.

  • Visual perception, visual discrimination, and visual memory
  • Auditory perception, auditory discrimination, and auditory memory
  • Midline crossing

Language Skills

The acquisition of a pure language with a rich vocabulary and correct pronunciation. The learning of idioms, proper forms, and accurate reading fluency.

Mathematics Skills

Develop counting, numeral recognition, and an understanding of mathematical language (e.g., first, last, shortest, longest, etc.). Also, develop skills in sorting, grouping, pattern recognition, and shape perception.