2 to 3 yrsPlaygroup
Gentle separation, squishy sensory play and lots of lap time as your child settles in.
- Settling in gently
- Sensory & messy play
- First words and songs
- Toilet-training support
Curriculum
We blend Montessori materials, Reggio-inspired projects and structured phonics into a rhythm that suits every class from Playgroup to 5th.
Our programmes
2 to 3 yrsGentle separation, squishy sensory play and lots of lap time as your child settles in.
3 to 4 yrsLanguage, art and first friendships — children begin to express, share and choose.
4 to 5 yrsPhonics, numbers and big questions, all through hands-on materials and games.
5 to 6 yrsReading, early writing and independence — a happy bridge to primary school.
6 to 7 yrsReading fluency, number sense and structured classroom routines in a warm setting.
7 to 8 yrsWriting, comprehension and hands-on science — learning with curiosity and teamwork.
8 to 9 yrsGrammar basics, independent reading and enquiry projects that stretch young minds.
9 to 10 yrsStronger academics, presentations and critical thinking across subjects.
10 to 11 yrsConfident study habits and transition readiness for the next big step in school.
Learning pillars
Songs, rhyme, story circles and phonics that build real readers, not reciters.
Counting with conkers and buttons before ever counting on paper.
Clay, threading, climbing and balance work for strong hands and bodies.
Half-termly projects driven by the children's own questions.
Weekly rhythm sessions, Indian classical taster and lots of dancing.
Serving snacks, tidying up, dressing — independence practised daily.
A day at EduKids
Predictable days make brave children. Ours bounce gently between focus, movement and rest.
8:45 am
Shoes off, big hellos, and a wiggly settling-in circle.
9:30 am
Blocks, water, clay and books — pick your own adventure.
10:45 am
Fresh fruit, then free play under the big shady trees.
11:45 am
Songs in three languages and a story everyone acts out.
12:30 am
Dim lights, soft music, and unhurried nap mats.
1:15 am
A little note home about the best bit of the day.
Teachers keep an observation journal for every child, share a photo-rich portfolio each term, and meet you twice a year. No tests, no ranks — just a clear picture of how your child is growing.
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