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An empty preschool room in soft morning light with its furniture floating above the bare floor: a sage circle rug, birch cubbies, a play kitchen, an easel, shelves of baskets, a book rack and beanbag, a block shelf and a small art table with chairs.

Licensed daycare & early years · Since 2012

Every corner, ready by seven.

Eight areas, set before the doors open at 7. Watch the room land on a loop, rug to art table.

Ask about a place → See a morning here
Doors in 30 min
  1. Rug
  2. Cubbies
  3. Kitchen
  4. Easel
  5. Shelves
  6. Books
  7. Blocks
  8. Table
Setting up on a loop

01 — Programs

Six weeks
to twelve.

01

Infant Room

Ten babies, one educator for every three, with a quiet sleep room next door.

From $75 / day
02

Toddler Room

Walkers to two-year-olds: sand, water, music and lots of time outdoors.

From $65 / day
03

Preschool

Play-based learning with letters, counting and a garden bed to look after.

From $55 / day
04

Before & After School

Walked to and from two local schools, with snack, homework and outdoor play.

From $25 / day
05

Summer Camp

Nine themed weeks for ages 5 to 12, with splash days and one trip a week.

From $260 / week
06

Meals on Site

Breakfast, hot lunch and two snacks cooked daily, nut-free and dietitian-checked.

Included

Children settle when the faces stay the same. Our educators average six years with us, every room keeps its own two leads, and the day runs on a rhythm your child can count on.

Licensed spaces
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Staff with ECE diploma
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Avg. parent rating
0/5
Avg. educator tenure
0 yrs

02 — A day here

Drag the morning.

The playroom at 7:00, set for the day: circle rug and cushions, cubbies, play kitchen, easel, shelves of baskets, reading corner, block shelf and art table.
6:30 am 7:00 am

Preschool room, 14 children, 2 educators · Eight areas · Set up by 7 am

04 — Our rooms

Same space.
Busy hands.

Drag across any room to see it before the day starts and how it looks once the children have had a go at it.

A natural play yard in soft daylight: timber sand pit with buckets, willow tunnel, raised cedar beds, a wooden mud kitchen and a green rubber trike track.
The same yard before: cracked grey asphalt, a chain-link fence and one faded plastic climber.
Before After
P—01

The Back Garden

An asphalt lot rebuilt as a natural play yard: a sand pit, a willow tunnel, raised vegetable beds, a mud kitchen and a rubber track for trikes, all inside a 5 ft fence.

Size
3,200 sq ft
Ages
18 mo to 5 yrs
Outdoor time
2 hours a day
Opened
Spring 2024
A children's art studio mid-afternoon: paintings pegged on a drying line, paint pots on easels, clay pots on a low table.
The same art studio in the morning: clean bare easels, empty drying line, paint pots lidded on a shelf.
Before After
P—02

The Art Studio

Clean easels at 8 am; by 3 pm, forty paintings on the drying rack and a clay table full of pinch pots. Smocks and washable paint, every day.

Ages
3 to 5 yrs
Sessions
Daily
A dim, calm nap room: low cots in rows with soft blankets, blackout blinds drawn, a warm night light glowing.
The same room as a bright playroom: blinds up, cots stacked against the wall, play mats and toys on the floor.
Before After
P—03

The Rest Room

A bright playroom that turns into a dim nap room at 12:30: blackout blinds, named cots, soft music and an educator who stays all through rest time.

Cots
16
Rest time
12:30 to 2:30

05 — How starting works

Slow start.
Settled child.

  1. 01

    Tour

    A 45-minute visit during the day, so you see the rooms full, not staged.

  2. 02

    Stay and play

    Two one-hour visits where you stay in the room while your child explores.

  3. 03

    Phased start

    Half days for the first week, building to full days with one lead educator.

  4. 04

    First-month check

    A sit-down with the room leads about sleep, eating, friends and milestones.

  5. 05

    Every day after

    Photos, meals, naps and nappy notes in the app, plus a chat at pickup.

07 — Start here

Come see a morning.

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