Arriving at Preschool

Watch our video outlining what to do when arriving at preschool

Our preschool day flows with a gentle rhythm and a calm, unpressured pace.

Suggestions for a Positive Transition to Preschool.

What to pack for preschool and what to leave behind at home.

Engage in unhurried playtime within nature
- Allowing children ample time for unstructured play in natural settings fosters creativity, curiosity, and a deep connection with the environment.
- Encourage exploration of the natural world at their own pace, promoting a sense of wonder and discovery.
Freedom to Explore, Collaborate, Communicate, and Question:
- Providing children with autonomy in their play allows them to follow their interests and develop critical thinking skills.
- Opportunities for collaboration with peers promote social skills, empathy, and teamwork.
- Encouraging communication and questioning nurtures a sense of inquiry and a thirst for knowledge.
Adventurous Journeys to Enhance Learning:
- Engaging children in adventurous journeys exposes them to new experiences and challenges, fostering resilience and adaptability.
- Encourages risk-taking in a safe and supportive environment, promoting personal growth and self-confidence.
Cultivating Positive Attitudes as Capable Learners and Citizens
- Emphasizing the capabilities of each child fosters a sense of self-worth and confidence in their abilities.
- Encourages a growth mindset, where challenges are seen as opportunities for learning and growth.
- Nurturing a sense of responsibility towards themselves and their community fosters empathy, compassion, and a desire to contribute positively to society.