The early childhood care and education is of great significance for children as it lays the foundation for their personal and academic development. In the early years children develop and learn at a faster rate than at any other stages of their lives and we believe that stimulating play is the key to this developmental process.

Play is an enjoyable activity that carries its own merits. Children are actively participating in the process of exploring and acquiring concepts, testing out their ideas or practicing skills as they play. What matters most is that they have fun and learning takes place during play. Thus, our programme is child-centred and play-based.

Our practice respects the young children’s basic rights and needs. They need to feel safe, secured, loved and cared for. Children feel confident, happy and experience what they can do, do successfully and feel sense of achievement and pride. In the process, young learners become confident, self-discipline, independent and sociable.