Pals Christ Church

Our goal is to get your child ready for primary school on an academic and social level so they may confidently start at their new school when the time comes.
We offer an engaging setting where kids may learn language for thinking and communicating, utilise their talents to solve issues, take on new challenges, and develop sustained shared thinking.
In order to do this, we work with highly skilled and motivated personnel.
The kids are given the chance to experiment, learn via play and firsthand encounters, and take risks in a secure setting.
We offer a variety of activities, including Montessori tools.
In order to make sure that no child is forgotten, we employ a key person system.
The key person works closely with the kids, developing a rapport with them and learning about each kid's interests and personality traits.
But because we work closely together as a team, everyone on staff gets along well with all the kids in our care.
Along with daily P.E., music, and story time, we often cook with the kids.
Every chance we have, we try to get outside; in addition to our designated outdoor space, we also use the forested and grassy areas, which provide the kids a chance to explore the amazing world of nature.
Naturally, when the kids are outside, they are protected and watched over.
With both adults and kids gathered around a table, these are socially shared.
Children who are not yet old enough to be eligible for free early education must pay fees that are now 20 dollars each session and are due in full every half term.
At the beginning of the school year following their third birthday, children who reside in the Borough of Bromley are currently eligible for Free Early Education entitlement.
For some 2-year-olds, funding is also available.
This covers 38 weeks of instruction, or up to 5 sessions of 3 hours each.
You must give six academic weeks' notice if you need to withdraw your child from Pals for whatever reason.
If such notification is not given, 6 weeks' worth of fees will be due in its place.