Creative Sparkle.

We understand how important creativity is for a child’s healthy mental development and should be encouraged at every opportunity.

Creativity provides children with the opportunity to express their ideas and their feelings. It enables children to develop problem solving skills that will help them throughout their lifetime.

Most importantly, creativity encourages children to discover who they are, to embrace their individuality.

Creativity involves ideas, interpretations and decisions that are part of a process that is as important as the result.

Musical Starlet.

Music is a wonderful tool to use with children as they are inherently musical and generally respond positively to musical stimuli. As babies grow into toddlers, music can be used to reinforce their development and help meet important milestones.

Music is fun, fosters creativity and joy, and allows children to participate at their own level and pace. By its very nature music enhances learning, and children’s songs are particularly effective because they are repetitive, providing lots of rehearsal͛ opportunity and are predictable, enabling children to anticipate what comes next.

Healthy Sparkle.

We believe children are never too young to begin learning about good health and nutrition. Our curriculum targets healthy eating, sleeping, hygiene, relationships and feelings.

Good nutrition is a key focus as it essential for strong and healthy growth. Every lesson includes a simple and fun discussion about eating well and giving our bodies good fuel.

We believe in promoting healthy eating habits and good nutrition to contribute to children’s longterm health and wellbeing.

Fit Sparkle.

Keeping fit should be fun, it helps children develop into strong, healthy, confident individuals with a love of life and a passion for their world.

We focus on developing fine and gross motor skills, to assist children in developing core physical skills, while also building fitness. This introduces children to a love of physical activity and the outdoors, aiming to ensure that children continue this interest into their schooling years.