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PrePrimary Sand And Play Zone
Play area provides crucial and vital opportunities for children to play. There is substantial research showing a clear link between play and brain development. All learning – emotional, social, motor and cognitive is accelerated, facilitated and fuelled by the pleasure of play.
We truly understand this fact and that is the reason we have both indoor and outdoor play area for our little ones.
Indoor Play area: The indoor learning environment allows children to become an active participant that is the reason we have a spacious indoor play area with brightly colored walls and all kinds of equipment for the little ones to learn in a lively atmosphere.
Sandpit: Playing in the sand can be a great opportunity for children to have unstructured playtime. Whether shaped into castles, dug, dripped, sifted, or buried, sand can take many different forms, thus offering endless opportunities for fun and learning! The sandpit area is designed with the intention to give to tiny hands their own world of imagination and creativity. Eye-hand coordination and small muscle control through the use of buckets and shovels make learning fun. Playing in the sandpit allows children to create anything they want to out of the sand. They build castles, roads, towns, rivers, etc.
We truly understand this fact and that is the reason we have both indoor and outdoor play area for our little ones.
Indoor Play area: The indoor learning environment allows children to become an active participant that is the reason we have a spacious indoor play area with brightly colored walls and all kinds of equipment for the little ones to learn in a lively atmosphere.
Sandpit: Playing in the sand can be a great opportunity for children to have unstructured playtime. Whether shaped into castles, dug, dripped, sifted, or buried, sand can take many different forms, thus offering endless opportunities for fun and learning! The sandpit area is designed with the intention to give to tiny hands their own world of imagination and creativity. Eye-hand coordination and small muscle control through the use of buckets and shovels make learning fun. Playing in the sandpit allows children to create anything they want to out of the sand. They build castles, roads, towns, rivers, etc.
