Educational Mission & Curriculum

We are all united by a common educational mission with 3 developmental goals

We nurture three key pillars of a child’s development and well-being.

Educational neuroscience shows that around 85% of a child’s neural connections are formed within the first five years of life, influenced by ongoing relationships with their environment and those who care for them. When families entrust us with their children, wherever they are in the world, they entrust us with a vital mission: to nurture their well-being and support them in reaching their full potential.

An ambitious, cross-disciplinary and multicultural educational approach, designed to help every child flourish and confidently take their place in the world.

To nurture well-being, physical and emotional balance, independence, and self-esteem.

To nurture rich and expressive language while supporting the development of every form of intelligence.

To help children form positive relationships with others and with the world, and to cultivate their creativity, curiosity, and agility.

Understanding what children need

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To believe in themselves, children need to:

To be warmly welcomed into a caring, family-like environment
To experience the freedom of choice
To feel safe—both physically and emotionally
To see their culture and individuality recognized and valued
To have their own unique rhythm respected
To freely express their emotions
To take risks in a safe and supportive environment

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To learn all the time, children need to:

To thrive in playful, structured, and meaningful spaces
To express themselves freely and have their voices heard
To be immersed in a linguistically rich and diverse environment
To develop sensory, motor, artistic, and cognitive capacities
To explore the world through spontaneous play and hands‑on discovery
To release their creativity through action, play, and imagination

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To explore the world, children need to:

To be supported in building relationships with others
To nurture their natural empathy
To thrive in an artistic and creative environment
To move freely and engage physically with the world
To explore and understand the world through their senses
To stay connected with nature
To learn together through shared experiences and peer interaction