Imagine a village in Spain where children run around chasing butterflies and laughter echos along cobblestone streets. Our kindergarten is a place where we do more than teach ABCs and123s. This is where the young minds grow like wildflowers during spring. More help?

You may wonder how a small town could become a launchpad for success. Let me tell you the truth. Play-based learning is our main focus. You heard it right: Play! Play is not just about naptime and crayons. It’s also about letting children explore their world. When kids play, it’s not only about having fun. They’re also learning how to solve problems and think creatively.

Take Maria, for example. She decided that her blocks of toy were castles and needed defense against dragons (aka her classmates) invading. It was teamwork that made her fortify the castles with her friends. Maria was unaware that she had learned leadership and cooperation through play.

Let’s talk about language. Spanish is beautiful, but it can be tricky for children who are not familiar with its nuances. Early bilingual education is important because language skills open doors for future opportunities. Nothing beats the sound of a 5-year-old switching from Spanish to English quicker than you can say ‘ole!

No kidding, we also take story-telling seriously here. It’s not just about princesses and knights, but also an exercise in empathy and imagination. Kids who listen to stories and create their own narratives are stepping into the shoes of others, a skill that will be useful as they become empathetic adult.

Mother Nature is one of the best teachers we have. We make sure that every child has a chance to get dirty. From planting seeds in the springtime garden to watching ants march along their little highways, we want them all to have a memorable experience.

Don’t even get me started about music! Our classrooms are filled with music that brings joy to our students (and occasionally off-key notes). Music boosts memory and teaches rhythm, patience and patience.

The art corner is a great place for children to develop their creativity and motor skills.

In this idyllic Spanish village, surrounded by olive trees, you’ll find classrooms with rows of desks neatly arranged. Instead, you’ll find an environment that encourages curiosity under the sun. Each child will have enough space to grow at their pace without being weighed down prematurely.

We believe that childhood is something to be treasured and not rushed. After all, from little acorns grow mighty oaks!