Little Steps Nursery

Teachers must respect each student as an individual, see the family and the community as partners in education, and adopt positive teaching methods. Mussel, Patricia Maureen (2013).
The foundations of what we aim for at Little Steps can be visualised as a place where kids are challenged and encouraged to explore their environment while also feeling secure and content as an individual.
One of the most crucial lessons I've learned is how much your staff's professionalism and ability to provide high-quality childcare depends on it. This has been my guiding principle for almost two decades.
Little Steps, a much-needed education and childcare facility for the neighbourhood, situated on West Street and opened in 2015. My team members are skilled early childhood educators who are committed to children's ongoing growth and who collaborate with parents and caregivers to monitor and encourage that development.
At Little Steps, we accept government-funded hours for children ages 2, 3, and 4, and we work with families to help kids reach their full potential and be prepared for their exciting journey through school.
Rangers Club When schools are closed, our after-school programme is open to kids up to age 11. Age-appropriate activities for our Rangers range from "cooling" places to IT, art, and physical challenges.
Please come and check out our offerings; we hope you like our online virtual tour. Appointment-only viewings are also welcome.