Sensory play
Exploring soft and rough textures, colours and sounds using age-appropriate materials.
GROWING AND DISCOVERING TOGETHER
Nursery and preschool
Through play, movement and exploring together, we support young children's development. Every day brings a chance to become more independent, build friendships and develop curiosity.
Below are examples of activities that may take place in our groups. The selection depends on children's ages, needs and the current programme.
Nursery — exploring the world one small step at a time
Short, gentle activities can alternate with free play and rest. What matters is each child's curiosity, pace and sense of safety.
Music and rhythm
Simple songs, clapping, swaying and playing instruments encourage listening and making music together.
Movement and imitation games
Rolling balls, imitating animals and simple obstacle courses offer chances to practise balance and coordination.
First encounters with English
Songs, gestures and short rhymes introduce the sounds of the language through natural play.
Stories and finger games
Looking at picture books, naming pictures and action rhymes support connection, communication and curiosity about words.
Small steps towards independence
Putting toys away, trying to eat independently and simple games that imitate everyday tasks.
Preschool — exploring, creating and working together
Play can bring together language learning, movement, creativity and exploring nature. We adapt activities to the group's abilities and interests.
English through play
Songs, games, stories and role play help children learn words and use simple phrases in everyday situations.
Art and creative experiments
Painting, modelling, collage and creating original artwork make room for imagination and help develop hand skills.
Exercise, rhythm and dance
Movement games, exercises to music and simple dance routines develop a sense of rhythm and the joy of being active together.
Nature and little explorers
Observing plants, learning about seasons, walks and simple experiments encourage questions about the world around us.
Maths through play
Counting objects, making patterns, sorting and exploring shapes help children discover connections at their own pace.
Emotions, teamwork and theatre
Talking about feelings, team games and role play teach children to listen to others, express their needs and work together.
Discover activities in your child's group
We're happy to tell you about the current daily routine, settling in and activities for little ones. If you're looking for cooking, making or nature-based sensory workshops, explore our additional activities too.