Our Pre-School 

The Front and Our Lobby

The Main Room 

The Snack Room

The Nurture Room

The Veranda

The Main Garden

The Side Garden

The Vegetable Patch

The Mud Kitchen

A popular space in our garden for our children to create and use their imagination.

Sand Play

Sand play promotes physical development. Large muscle skills develop as children dig, pour, sift, scoop and clean up spills with brush and dustpan. Eye-hand co-ordination and small muscle control improve as children learn to manipulate sand accessories. Sand play also promotes social skills. 

Water Play

Water play provides hours of rich and valuable early childhood experiences to develop children's creativity and imagination. Water play is both enjoyable and educational. It helps children develop eye-hand co-ordination, maths and science concepts. It also enhances social skills and encourages co-operation. 

Loose Parts

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When children interact with loose parts, they enter a world of ''what if' that promotes the type of thinking that leads to problem solving and theoretical reasoning. Loose parts enhance children's ability to think imaginatively and see solutions, and they bring a sense of adventure and excitement to children's play.