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Education & Learning
Age Groups
TOT Spotz
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MiNi Spotz
I'm only between 6 weeks to 12 months old. I'm probably still breastfeeding and I have a pretty strict routine around my bottle times, meals, nappy changes and sleep, which I need more of than the older kids!
I receive special care with plenty of cuddles from my educators because I need lots of affection and attention. I also get to listen to music in small groups. After my 1st birthday, I can start to follow instructions and I start to do things for myself.
I'm a toddler. I'm 2 to 3 years old. I can eat on my own, I'm toilet traine and I can wash my hands properly. I'm learning lots about speech, language and literacy. I still stick to a routine and have set times for meals, rest and play every day.
I'm becoming social and, when the weather is nice, my KiDZSPOT friends and I get to spend a lot of time playing outside.
I'm learning to do much more on my own.
MiGHTY Spotz
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PREP Spotz
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I'm 3 to 4 years old. I'm pretty independent and can do most things on my own.
I can scribble and do some 'early writing', I get to play with puzzles and games and I love imaginative play. I'm also involved in drama activities and I can participate in Show and Tell where I get to learn public speaking!
I have rest time every day; but if I don't want to sleep, I can sit quietly and do something on my own with my educators watching over me.
I'm over 4 years old and enjoying the final stage of childcare. I'm a pre-schooler and doing the School Readiness Program so I can be ready for kindergarten.
At the end of the year, my educators start the School Transition Program, I get to wear a cap and gown when I graduate and I even get to go on a trip to my local school with my KiDZSPOT friends.
Core Learning Areas
Words and numbers in motion
Active bodies for active minds
Nurturing a child’s interest in the natural world
Focusing on the development of social skills
Finding freedoom through self expression
Getting ready for kindergarten
Extra curricular activities are an extension to the core learning areas.
The extra curricular program is a major part of the overall educational program because it is designed to expose children to a range of topics through fun and memorable experiences. From sport and exercise to cultural celebrations, from social causes to environmental matters, the children are exposed to ideas in fun, interactive ways.
Here's a snapshot of some of the activities that make up the extra-curricular program.