Our program

Child-led, hands-on, and outdoors every day

Inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, our days follow the children's curiosity. Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, except statutory holidays.

Overhead view of the classroom with a light table, low wooden tables, dress-up corner and cozy rug
Our approach

The room is the third teacher

In Reggio Emilia classrooms, the space itself invites learning. Ours is calm and uncluttered, with natural materials at children's height so they can choose, build and create on their own.

  • Projects grow from what the children are curious about
  • Open-ended materials instead of flashing plastic toys
  • Children's work is displayed and talked about
  • Small group, so every child is seen and heard
Every day

What your child will do

Creative exploration

Art, light-table play, loose parts, blocks and small-world trays. Activities encourage creativity and critical thinking.

Outdoor play

Safe play areas in a large fenced garden: a sandpit, mud kitchen, tire tracks, gardening and nature walks. Structured and unstructured play.

Nutritious meals

Healthy meals and snacks with fresh, local ingredients. Tell us about allergies or diets and we'll accommodate them.

A child sorting coloured shapes on a number mat
A day at Indigo Meadow

A gentle rhythm, not a rigid schedule

  1. Arrival and free playChildren settle in and choose from the invitations set out that morning.
  2. Morning circleSongs, stories and planning the day's projects together.
  3. Snack and outdoor playDigging, building, gardening and nature walks in the garden.
  4. LunchA healthy meal, eaten together at the table.
  5. Rest timeQuiet rest or naps, with calm activities for non-nappers.
  6. Projects and snackArt, building and small-group projects that grow from the children's interests.
  7. Pick-upA short chat with parents about the day.
Outdoors

Our garden

Children head outside every day to dig, climb, pour and explore.

come see our garden!

The best way to know is to visit

Tours take 30 minutes. Bring your child, see the room and the garden, and ask Mahsa anything.

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