Programs
Fun & Creativity
Our Program
Our program at Happy Graduates Pre-School is tailored to provide a well-rounded, inclusive education for children the age of 8 months to 6 years, including those with autism, dyslexia, hearing impairments, partial blindness and other special needs. Each day is structured to balance academic, social, and emotional development with play-based activities that foster creativity and critical thinking.
We offer small class sizes to ensure personalized attention and include sensory-friendly spaces and adaptive technologies to support diverse learning needs. Speech therapists, occupational therapists, and educational psychologists visit regularly to provide specialized interventions, and our staff is trained in inclusive teaching methods to address each child's developmental goals.
The daily routine incorporates a mix of interactive learning sessions, hands-on activities, and free play, emphasizing communication, motor skills, problem-solving, and social interaction. Additionally, our facility serves as a teaching environment for early childhood education students, helping shape future educators committed to inclusivity. At Happy Graduates, we strive to provide a safe, stimulating, and joyful learning environment that sets the foundation for lifelong success.
Art
Children explore creativity through painting, drawing, and crafting, developing fine motor skills and self-expression.
Music
Children engage with rhythm, sounds, and instruments, boosting listening skills, memory, and coordination.
Movement
Movement activities build coordination, strength, and teamwork while promoting physical and social development.
Language
Through storytelling and interactive play, children develop vocabulary, comprehension, and communication skills.
Mathematics and Technology
We introduce numbers, patterns, and shapes through hands-on activities, fostering a love for learning, problem-solving and technological literacy
Outside Play
Outdoor play encourages physical activity, exploration, and teamwork, helping children build resilience and problem-solving skills