Each child receives a message book which is sent home daily – this book is used by the teachers as well as by the parents to share any information regarding the child. Each class has a whatsapp group - these are admin only groups. This is our primary means of communication with the parents. On these groups we share photos, news letters, reminders and any other important information. We encourage parents to request time to meet with the teacher at any time during the year to discuss any concerns they may have.

The children are constantly being evaluated. We provide a detailed report giving the parents the necessary feedback in June and December.

We follow a structured early childhood development programme designed to support holistic growth and school readiness. Our curriculum is designed according to the CAPS curriculum that is taught in our Government schools.

Yes, our program prepares children for a smooth transition into formal schooling – both on an educational and an emotional level.

Our daily program includes educational play (fine motor), arts and crafts, music, storytelling, and physical activities (gross motor).

Each day includes structured learning, free play, meals, rest time, toilet routine and outdoor activities. (see the Daily Routines tab).

Yes, we provide breakfast and lunch daily. Lunch is a cooked meal. Parents are responsible for supplying a morning and an afternoon snack as well as water and/or juice for their child.

Yes, children have a designated rest period during the day. Children do not have to sleep, but they are required to lie quietly on their mattress to rest.

Yes, we have a number of extra-mural activities that are offered here at the school. All children will take part in a demo class of all the extra murals that are age appropriate. You can then decide whether you would like to enrol your child in any of them. Please note that there is no pressure on you at all – your child will be kept busy with the normal day to day activities and will not feel left out at all.

We do not offer transport.

Yes, we offer safe and engaging indoor and outdoor play spaces.

We provide age-appropriate educational toys, learning materials, and equipment.

We cater to children from 4 months to 5 years.

Our operating hours are Monday-Friday, 6:30am-18:00pm

Yes, we are open year-round. We do, however, take a short break between Christmas and New Year (this varies from year to year depending on where it falls). Other than that, we are only closed on official Public Holidays

Children who are unwell should remain at home to prevent the spread of illness. We do not administer any form of medication

We have clear emergency procedures in place, and staff are trained to respond quickly and effectively. Once the situation is assessed – the parent(s) are contacted and action is taken according to the decision reached

We follow strict cleaning routines and ensure all toys and facilities are sanitised regularly.

We follow a positive discipline approach that encourages respect, guidance, and understanding.

Notice must be given by the 1st of the month – meaning that a full calendar month’s notice must be given. Please note that notice may not be given in November and December.

Children are dropped off at the front door in the mornings where they will be received by one of our friendly staff – this ensures a quick and smooth good-bye. Any collections before 15:00 – the children will be brought to the entrance for the parent. All collections after 15:00 – parents are allowed to enter the building and collect their child at their class.

Yes, a once-off registration fee which is non-refundable. Payment of this fee is required to secure your child’s placement.

We offer a sibling discount. Please enquire for more details.

Fees may include breakfast and lunch, all educational materials and daily care.

Yes, our staff are trained in early childhood development and passionate about working with children.

This depends on the age group. The younger the children – the smaller the ratio. We maintain appropriate ratios as set out by the Department of Social Development and/or Western Cape Education Department

We prioritise safety with secure access control, supervised play, and first aid–trained staff.