Research shows that a quality indoor environment benefits children developing secure attachments, as well as their cognitive skills, creativity and critical thinking. Our indoor environment has been deliberately designed to maximise the use of natural light and to separate noisy and quiet areas.
Our indoor environment encourages children to develop their knowledge and skills through play by immersing them in a variety of experiences of their interests and choices.
Dramatic Play Area
Dramatic play is an excellent means for children to develop their creativity and imagination. Dramatic play develops self-confidence, self-control, delay in gratification, making sense of the real world, negotiation and communication skills.
Block Corner
Children learn best through hands-on experiences, and block play is a valuable part of cognitive development in young children. Block play develops problem-solving skill, awareness of spatial terminology and perception of space.
Creative Area
Creativity is a process that encompasses all we do, including art and music. Creative activities enhance communication skills, thinking skills, sensory experiences, aesthetic development, observation skills.
Manipulative Corner
Manipulative learning involves learning by using hands and fingers to touch, grasp, carry, twist, take apart, put together, attach things to each other, feel through touching, develop eye-hand coordination.
Emotional Corner
The emotional corner is a comfortable and calming space for children to go when they need some space, to calm down their bodies, and to take a time-in to process their big feelings.
Cognitive Area
Cognitive development means how children think, explore and figure things out. We provide puzzles, board games and card games to support children's reasoning, memory, problem-solving, and thinking skills.
