Our Curriculum
Through our programs, your child will thrive by:
- Exploring open-ended materials that invite creativity and critical thinking
- Investigating topics that spark genuine interest and curiosity
- Building meaningful relationships in a warm, community-driven environment
Reggio Emilia education is about more than academics—it’s about nurturing your child’s voice, ideas, and sense of wonder. We support their growth as confident learners, expressive communicators, and compassionate collaborators.
Reggio-Inspired Curriculum
Our curriculum is designed to nurture each child’s natural curiosity, creativity, and desire to make meaning of the world around them. Rooted in the Reggio Emilia philosophy, learning unfolds through child-led exploration, open-ended materials, and collaborative projects. Educators observe closely, listening to children’s ideas and offering thoughtful guidance that sparks curiosity and supports their individual growth.
Our curriculum focuses on:
Child-Led Exploration:
Our curriculum grows from the children’s interests. Whether it’s studying insects found on the playground or creating a neighborhood map, teachers observe and listen closely, guiding deeper exploration through art, storytelling, and research.
Creative Expression:
Art is a language in our classrooms. Children express their ideas through paint, clay, wire, music, movement, and more—using a variety of mediums to bring their thinking to life.
Inquiry and Discovery:
Children ask questions, test ideas, and make connections through hands-on investigations. Whether they’re experimenting with light and shadow or exploring how water moves, learning is active and child-led.
Social-Emotional Learning:
Community is central in Reggio classrooms. Children learn to collaborate, solve problems together, and express their thoughts and feelings respectfully—building empathy and strong communication skills.
Connection to Nature:
Our environments extend beyond the classroom. Children explore the outdoors daily, observing seasonal changes, caring for plants, and finding inspiration in the natural world.
At our Reggio-inspired school, children are seen as capable thinkers and active participants in their own learning. Through open-ended exploration and collaborative projects, they ask questions, share ideas, and create meaningful work that connects to the world around them. This approach nurtures independence, responsibility, and a lasting sense of curiosity and wonder.
We also offer a variety of enrichment activities, such as:
- Kids’ Kitchen
- Little Yogis
- And much more!
Our Reggio curriculum is designed to help children grow holistically, supporting not only their academic development but their emotional and social growth as well.
