Smaller groups allow students more time to explore and discover their environment, engage with others easily, openly share ideas, and experience co-operation and teamwork in an inviting way.

Smaller groups allow the teacher to spend quality one-to-one time (observation and conversation with each child) which allows each child to receive well needed and positive feedback. We have a teacher/student ratio of 1:8 or less.

Smaller groups allow students to build up some of their most important skills: active listening, increased concentration, confidence, patience, sharing, and making decisions.

Smaller groups offer “quality over quantity” – Your child will be able to connect with a smaller group of friends which can create closer- knit relationships. This also invites a more inclusive and welcoming atmosphere for all children. Your child will be amongst a group of 8 or less.

Smaller groups allow more opportunities for conversational time; encourages friendship building and promote positive attitudes.

Smaller groups allow our staff to effectively clean and disinfect the classroom and all areas of contact, which limits the spread of potential illnesses and pathogens.

Smaller groups allow our staff to quickly communicate any necessary information with our families on important issues such as potential outbreaks.