Computers

We assembled a comprehensive range of educational games and learning support tools. All the software we use are user friendly, fun to use and cater for all of our little ones from 3 years to grade R. Each class consists out of educational games that specifically targets a number of the basic curriculum needs.

Coding

Logical thinking is no easy task. Seeing and determining the connection between cause and consequence, abstraction of the involved components, and then assigning those properties to individual events is something we learn for years and many of us struggle with it even as adults. Our basic coding program, composed of fun logical thinking games and activities, teaches our Learners to do decomposition – breaking everything down into the smallest bits and steps which allows them to see how they’re related on a much easier level.

Music

We're all aware of the many benefits music has on our little ones. Therefore We have included music in our curriculum targeting a number of the basic curriculum needs for all our children from Babies up to grade R.

Brain Aerobics

We have put together a wide range of educational games, puzzles, blocks and equipment for our little ones to explore, learn and have fun while learning.

Make & Bake

As all kids love creating and making their own treats, we’ve added stimulating Make & Bake classes in our curriculum to give them the opportunity to further develop their senses and creativity.

Science

We've added this program to our curriculum because kids enjoy science and it engages their curiosity while providing them with the practical tools to help them understand everyday life.

Sensory Play

The sensory play activities we include stimulates senses: touch, smell, taste, sight and hearing.

Motor Skills

Our gross motor skills program enables our kids to perform every day functions, such as walking and running, playground skills (e.g. climbing) and sporting skills (e.g. catching, throwing and hitting a ball with a bat).

Our fine motor skills program focuses on improving the refined use of the small muscles which control the hand, fingers and thumb. These skills are important to complete tasks such as writing, feeding oneself, buttoning and zippering.