Our Facility

Our Facility


   Our indoor and outdoor spaces are designed for play-based activities. The learning space, complete with kitchen facilities, bathroom, learning table, play space, rug area, and a dedicated playroom with a children’s climbing wall is in a full daylight basement with large windows and plenty of natural light, and a separate preschool entrance. The yard is fully fenced with lots of space for our Busy Bees to play and enjoy many structured movement activities outside.













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