Three groups, one growing family
Care from three months to five years, in small groups with a typical 1:4 ratio — so every child is known, not managed.
Toddler
First steps, first words, first friends — on floors built to catch every tumble.
Our youngest program follows the child’s own appetite for discovery. Rooms are laid with colourful foam cushioning so that pulling up, wobbling and walking all happen on a soft, forgiving floor.
Days move gently between sensory play, songs, movement and rest, with one caregiver never far away. Diapering, feeding and nap rhythms follow each family’s routine rather than a timetable.
Two-year-old
Circle time, high fives and the first taste of belonging to a group.
The two-year-old day opens with Circle Time — a Conscious Discipline ritual where children greet each friend by name with a cheerful good morning, a high five or a kind hug.
Those few minutes do a lot of work: they build the sense of community and connection that carries the rest of the day, from paint and play dough to running in the yard.
Three-year-old & up
Curiosity gets structure: language, numbers, stories and strong bodies.
The oldest group lays the foundation for a lifelong love of learning — cognitive, social and language skills built through hands-on activities, interactive storytelling and group play. Children practise thinking out loud, expressing themselves and keeping a friendship going.
Physical development runs alongside the academics. With daily movement and active play, children make real gains in motor skills, coordination and strength — and with them, confidence and habits that stick.
What a week includes
Every group meets the same eight strands, pitched to their age.
Martial arts, taught by a 5th-degree master
Children here learn from an instructor with more than 30 years in authentic Chen-style Tai Chi and Sanda — Chinese kickboxing — in classes pitched squarely at little bodies.
Balance, discipline and self-confidence come first; focus, respect and perseverance follow. Traditional technique meets modern teaching, so a class feels like play while it quietly builds self-control, teamwork and emotional resilience — plus a rich piece of cultural experience.
Come meet us — the kettle’s always on.
Visit on weekdays after 6 PM, or any time on weekends. Call or text ahead so we can give you our full attention — if we don’t pick up, we’re likely with the children.
