Our Infant & Toddler program is an action packed, fun-filled and educational space allowing your child to feel safe and secure. Children from the ages of 12 - 36 months explore and learn about the world around them through play based activities.

Our junior kindergarten program, often abbreviated as JK, is a preschool program designed for children who are typically around 4 years old and require full-time care. It serves as a bridge between preschool and kindergarten, providing children with a structured learning environment that prepares them for the more formal academic setting of kindergarten. The junior kindergarten program focuses on foundational skills in areas such as language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. However, it differs from traditional kindergarten in that it often places more emphasis on play-based learning, social development, and readiness skills rather than formal academics. In our junior kindergarten program, children may engage in a variety of activities that promote their cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. These activities may include: Language and Literacy: Junior kindergarten programs often incorporate activities that promote early literacy skills, such as storytelling, phonics instruction, letter recognition, and vocabulary development. Mathematics: Children may engage in hands-on activities that introduce basic math concepts such as counting, sorting, patterning, and simple addition and subtraction. Science and Exploration: Junior kindergarten programs may include science activities that encourage children to explore the natural world, conduct simple experiments, and learn about basic scientific concepts. Social Skills Development: A key component of the junior kindergarten experience is the development of social skills such as sharing, taking turns, cooperating with others, and resolving conflicts. Children learn to interact with their peers in a positive and respectful manner. Fine and Gross Motor Skills: Junior kindergarten programs often include activities that help children develop their fine motor skills (e.g., cutting, coloring, drawing) and gross motor skills (e.g., running, jumping, climbing). Creativity and Imagination: Children have opportunities to engage in creative activities such as art, music, drama, and imaginative play, fostering their creativity and self-expression. Overall, the junior kindergarten program provides a supportive and nurturing environment where children can continue to learn and grow at their own pace, building the foundational skills they need for success in kindergarten and beyond.