The Little Dreamers Nursery

The nursery follows a child-led approach, often referred to as 'The Curiosity Approach,' which emphasizes learning through play, discovery, and natural exploration. It aims to create a 'home away from home' environment that is safe, compassionate, and designed to support the social, emotional, and intellectual development of children.

The nursery follows the UK Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), using 'Development Matters' as its core set of learning objectives. The curriculum covers the seven areas of learning and development, with English as the primary language of instruction and additional specialist programmes in Arabic and French.

The nursery provides the 'One Step at a Time' program for children aged three and older who require additional support with speaking and listening skills. Progress is tracked for all students, and individual support or challenges are provided to ensure every child meets their potential regardless of their background or first language.

The nursery invites prospective parents to book a tour to experience the environment firsthand. Following the tour, the enrollment process involves the submission of an application, followed by the completion of tuition fee payments and required documentation.

The nursery operates throughout the academic year and offers seasonal nursery camps, such as Winter and Summer camps, to provide continued care and engagement during school holidays. The facility is open Monday through Friday, from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm.

The campus features a range of specialized spaces, including an indoor forest room, a library, an art room, and two indoor play areas tailored to different age groups. Outdoor facilities include a garden, a bike and trike track, and a construction area, all supported by a clinic with a DHA-registered nurse.

The nursery offers a variety of enrichment activities, including pottery classes, music and movement, yoga, and Zumba. Other activities include 'Little Chefs' cooking sessions, storytelling, and sensory play, all designed to foster creativity and physical development.