When parents tour nurseries, most of the attention goes to the classrooms — the numeracy corner, the art table, the reading nook. Outdoor play space is often glanced at last, treated as a nice-to-have rather than a core part of a child’s day. In practice,…
Learning the alphabet is one of the most exciting milestones in a child’s early education. Before children begin reading and writing, they first need to recognize letters, understand their sounds, and develop confidence in using them. The good news is that alphabet learning doesn’t have…
Every child loves to play. But did you know that play is also one of the best ways for preschoolers to learn? During the early years, children learn faster than at any other stage of life. They explore the world through games, toys, stories, music,…
The excitement of a new school year is here, and at Little Feet Nursery, we are delighted to welcome our little learners back to a world filled with discovery, creativity, friendship, and fun. The “Back to School” season is more than just returning to the…
Counting is one of the very first math skills children learn, and nursery rhymes make that learning process exciting, memorable, and interactive. Preschoolers naturally enjoy rhythm, repetition, music, and playful storytelling, which is why counting rhymes are such powerful educational tools. From improving number recognition…
Attending kindergarten is a very big milestone. In just a matter of days, kids go from playing in the living room by putting up building blocks to being ready to attend preschool. With the rapid development that is taking place in a family-friendly city like…
There’s this moment maybe you’ve had it when you pick up your child from nursery and they come running out saying some random word in French or describing a butterfly’s life cycle with the confidence of a BBC narrator. And you think, where did that…
Choosing the right nursery or early years setting is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make as a parent. And if you’ve been researching options, you’ve probably come across two very different approaches Montessori and the EYFS framework. So, which one is actually better for…
Children do not learn the way adults do. They do not sit quietly and absorb information in a structured way. Instead, they explore, experiment, and most importantly, play. What seems like simple fun is actually one of the strongest drivers of brain development. Play based…
Montessori education is centered on independence, purposeful activity, and respect for a child’s natural development. Instead of viewing toys as entertainment, the Montessori approach treats them as tools that support concentration, coordination, and cognitive growth. Children engage with materials at their own pace, guided by…









