Nursery Program
Designed to prepare children for more structured learning while keeping the experience playful, engaging, and age-appropriate — introducing classroom habits, routines, and foundational skills.
Building Early Learning Readiness
Our Nursery Program is the bridge between the earliest school experience and structured classroom learning. Designed for children aged 2½ to 3½ years, it introduces routines, habits, and foundational skills in a joyful way.
Children begin developing pre-writing and pre-counting skills, pencil holding readiness, and the ability to follow classroom instructions — all while having a wonderful time with friends.
This stage helps children become comfortable in a classroom setting while improving focus, communication, and early learning readiness — the perfect launchpad for LKG.
Skills Children Begin to Develop
At this stage, children are growing in every dimension — and our program is designed to support all of it, beautifully.
Tracing, drawing, and early handwriting activities that prepare little hands for pencil work ahead.
Number recognition, counting activities, and early maths readiness through hands-on playful learning.
Following instructions, paying attention, and responding to the teacher — essential skills for classroom success.
Songs, stories, conversations, and vocabulary-rich activities that ignite a love for words and confident communication.
Playing alongside peers, sharing, taking turns, and learning the joy of friendship in a gentle, guided group setting.
Recognising feelings, self-regulation, and building trust with teachers — the emotional roots that support everything else.
Why the Nursery Program Matters
Every milestone in the Nursery Program is intentional. Here is what children are gently encouraged to achieve through our loving, structured approach.
Our Nursery Program creates a strong emotional and developmental foundation that supports every stage of learning that comes after.
Program Focus Areas
Every session is thoughtfully planned around these key areas of early childhood development.
Building vocabulary, listening skills, and early verbal expression.
Gross and fine motor activities for physical confidence and coordination.
Activities aligned to the developmental milestones for every toddler's stage.
Peer interaction, group play, and the joy of making first friendships.
Music-based learning that develops rhythm, memory, and pure joy.
Step-by-step guidance toward self-reliance, confidence, and decision-making.
Consistent daily structures that give children security and predictability.
Nurturing separation readiness and comfort in the classroom setting.
Give Your Child a Joyful Nursery Year
Seats are limited. Reach out today and let your child begin their most beautiful chapter at Children's House.