Our Curriculum

Our curriculum is a structured plan designed to foster the development, learning, and well-being of young children in a childcare setting. It is based on Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). The curriculum provides a framework of activities, routines, and experiences that address the holistic development of children, including their physical, emotional, social, and cognitive needs.

Key Components of our Curriculum

Developmental Areas:

  • Cognitive Development: Activities that encourage problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity (e.g., puzzles, storytelling, and sensory play).
  • Language and Literacy: Exposure to books, storytelling, singing, and opportunities to practice speaking and listening.
  • Social and Emotional Development: Activities promoting teamwork, empathy, self-regulation, and positive interactions.
  • Physical Development: Gross and fine motor skills through activities like running, jumping, drawing, and block building.
  • Creative Arts: Opportunities for self-expression through drawing, painting, music, and pretend play

 Age-Appropriate Goals: 

  • Babies: Focus on sensory experiences, basic motor skills, and secure attachments.
  • Toddlers: Promote exploration, early communication, and basic self-help skills.
  • Preschoolers: Encourage pre-academic skills (letters, numbers), socialization, and more complex motor skills.

Learning Through Play

Emphasizes play as the primary mode of learning, allowing children to explore, experiment, and discover in a safe environment. 

Inclusivity and Diversity

Incorporates diverse cultures, languages, and family dynamics into activities and materials.

Parent and Caregiver Collaboration

Involves parents in understanding and supporting the curriculum to create a cohesive learning environment between home and childcare.

 Assessment and Adaptation

Regular observation and documentation of each child’s progress to adapt activities and ensure individual needs are met.

Daily Schedule

A balanced routine including time for:

  • Free play
  • Structured learning activities
  • Outdoor play
  • Rest/nap
  • Meals/snacks