Children are seen as strong, capable, and full of potential, with a natural curiosity that drives their learning.

Learning happens in many ways—through art, movement, play, storytelling, and more. Children express themselves in diverse and creative ways.

Educators act as guides and collaborators, observing, listening, and supporting children’s exploration rather than simply providing answers.

Classrooms are thoughtfully designed to inspire creativity, exploration, and collaboration, with natural materials, open-ended spaces, and documentation displays.

Children engage in long-term, inquiry-based projects that emerge from their interests, encouraging deep thinking and problem-solving.

Teachers document children’s work through photos, notes, and displays to make learning visible, reflect on progress, and engage families in the process.

Learning is a shared experience between children, teachers, and families, fostering a strong sense of community and connection.

Play is an essential part of learning, allowing children to explore, experiment, and make sense of the world in a joyful and meaningful way.