Every child grows at their own pace. Our programs follow this natural progression, from birth to starting school, in a bilingual, warm and structured environment.
Identify your child's current stage among our four groups, designed to support each phase of their development.
0–18 months
This stage focuses on attachment, security, and early sensory exploration. Your child is gently introduced to English and French through songs, routines, and play. Our educators also use basic sign language (milk, more, water, finished) to help them communicate even before they can speak.
18–24 months
Independence is beginning to take hold. Your child is learning to follow simple instructions, expanding their vocabulary in both languages, and exploring social play with their peers.
24–36 months
A pivotal stage: learning cleanliness (in collaboration with parents), clarity of language, and first academic foundations through structured play and creative activities.
36–48 months
School preparation takes shape in a mini-school-style classroom: desks, learning routines, first steps in reading and math, in French and English. The year ends with an end-of-year show where the children celebrate their progress.
What does a typical day look like?
1. Arrival and welcome - A quiet moment to reconnect and start the day gently.
2. Free play - Exploration and discovery at one's own pace.
3. Morning activity - Guided learning, in French and English.
4. Snack - A break to eat and rest.
5. Outdoor learning and play - Outdoor discoveries and structured activities.
6. Lunch - A shared meal in a warm setting.
7. Nap or quiet time - A rest period adapted to the child's age.
8. Afternoon activities and departure - Games, reunion with parents and a gentle end to the day.
Days filled with discoveries and connections
Depending on the child's stage of development, each day makes room for discovery, relationships, reassuring routines, and natural exposure to French and English.
Discover
Each day offers new opportunities to explore, touch, and understand the world around them.
Growing up with others
Relationships with educators and other children foster trust and a sense of sharing.
Living in both languages
French and English naturally intertwine in everyday stories, games, and conversations.
Each new step is prepared in continuity
Your child's needs, relationships and reference points guide their development from one age group to another, with constant attention to their pace.
1. Observer
We observe the child's needs and reference points.
2. Prepare
We are preparing for the future with the family.
3. Welcome
We welcome this new stage with continuity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here is some information to help you prepare for a visit and discuss your child's educational path.
Which group is suitable for my child's age?
Our programs cover children from 0 to 48 months, divided into four age groups. During a visit, we can discuss together which stage is right for your child.
How does bilingualism fit into the daily routine?
French and English are integrated into age-appropriate bilingual development through daily activities and interactions.
How do I know which program to discuss during a visit?
We invite you to discuss your child's needs and developmental stage during a visit, in order to guide the discussion.
Come and discover our places in person
A visit allows you to talk about your child's age, their background, and any questions your family may have.
