Screen-free
No screens at the nursery. We play, handle things, sing and talk to each other: attention is built face to face.
A world of its own, calm and sized for the very youngest. Children don’t just come here to sleep and play: they settle into a real rhythm of learning the important basics.

Landmarks that come back every day, and plenty of flexibility: each child eats, sleeps and plays at their own pace.
A word for the child, a word for the parent.
Mats, low obstacle courses and sensory games.
The snack brought from home.
Outside when the weather is fine, in the reading corner otherwise.
Each at their own pace, with support.
In the nap room, shutters closed, waking up gradually.
Pretend play, building, music.
Handed over in person, with a few words about the day.
Beyond sensory play and games, the nursery follows programmes of its own.

No screens at the nursery. We play, handle things, sing and talk to each other: attention is built face to face.

Washing hands, using the toilet, blowing noses: each habit is learnt at the child’s own pace, with child-sized basins and toilets.

Obstacle courses, dances and finger games: children discover their bodies, learn to name them and to control them.

The garden, plants and animals of the mini-farm: we watch, touch, water and marvel.
Touch trays, exploration mats, sounds and textures.
Low obstacle courses, foam blocks, a rocking ladybird.
Nursery rhymes and everyday words, in French and English.
Hands first, results later.
Instruments, songs and rhythms.
In the reading corner, in a small group.
Watching, watering, feeding the animals.
Toy kitchen, dolls, tea parties: doing what the grown-ups do.
No fixed dates: each step begins when your child is ready, and we talk it over with you every day.
With you, in the room, to discover the space and the team.
On their own, with something familiar: their comforter, a nursery rhyme.
Lunch, nap and snack: the full day comes when your child is ready.







A visit says more than any words: you’ll see the spaces, the materials and the team who will welcome your child.