Our Program
Childcare program designed to focus on play-based learning for growth of children
Infant
Ages 6 months – 18 months
Teacher to Children Ratio: 1 to 3
Duration: Full time
Toddler
Ages 18 months to 30 months
Teacher to Children Ratio: 1 to 5
Duration: Full time, Part time
Pre-school
Ages 30 months – 5 years
Teacher to Children Ratio: 1 to 8
Duration: Full time, Part time
School Age
Ages 3 years – 13 years
Teacher to Children Ratio: 1 to 15
Duration: Full time, Part time
Our Program & Curriculum
Little Bloomers Childcare program employs play-based learning curriculum to create an ideal environment for children to learn and develop. Our environment is equipped with age-appropriate materials, toys, and equipment. At Little Bloomers, we collaborate with parents, support workers, and community partners to ensure that our programs are child-led and teacher-supported. We offer activities that promote overall development and use observations to guide our planning. Play-based learning provides children with the opportunity to learn in a way that suits them best. Children can choose activities based on their own interests, allowing them to be imaginative and innovative as they learn. The core areas of our curriculum of all age groups is focused on holistic growth of children.
Emotional
Cognitive
Physical
Social
Language
Communication & Technology
At Little Bloomers, we recognize the significance of documenting your child's learning and maintaining open communication with parents.
We use the Lillio app to address any questions or concerns parents may have. In each classroom, our educators have access to tablets, allowing them to promptly record and share your child's milestones. Additionally, parents will receive a daily report detailing all the key aspects of their child's day. This way, you can conveniently review the report at your leisure and stay updated without missing a thing!
How is my child?
Did she have her nap this afternoon?
Is she getting along with the other kids today?
Is he still as upset as when I dropped him off?
Did she eat her lunch?
Did I leave enough diapers?
What mood will she be in when I pick her up?
I wonder what he’s learning about today?
What parents say
