Parent-Toddler PlayGroup (13-24 mo)
BENEFITS The Parent-Toddler PlayGroup programme continues to build on the child's ability to relate socially with others. Toddlers are encouraged to interact with their peers and by 2 years old, many of them have appeared to be more self-confident and articulate. They also seem to be able to focus on learning tasks better, and to process the physical and social environment in a more organised fashion. All these will prepare and enable them to take the big step forward to the next level of learning in the "Bright Starts" for Bright Sparks programme. This is a preschool programme that helps young children to develop pre-academic abilities, social skills, emotional intelligence and independence.
ACTIVITIES and FORMAT The Parent-Toddler PlayGroup programme encourages toddlers to learn through structured play activities via exploration, manipulation and discovery. A weekly theme provides the backdrop for learning goals and activities that vary from week to week. Typically, a Parent-Toddler PlayGroup session involves the following:
Outdoor Play and Nature Time is available according the theme for the week and when the weather permits. The length of each Parent-Toddler PlayGroup session is one-and-a-half (1½) hours.
PARENT / CAREGIVER INVOLVEMENT This is essential, in line with the Wee Care philosophy of the importance of adult input in increasing a child's level of development. Involvement is limited to one adult (usually either the father or the mother) per child.
CLASS SIZE and EDUCATOR-CHILD RATIO Each class can only accommodate a maximum of seven (7) pairs of parents and toddlers, who are led and facilitated by two (2) Wee Care educators.
ADMISSION and FEES Children are admitted into the Parent-Toddler PlayGroup programme at the start of each term. Mid-term admissions are possible only when there are vacancies. A one-time trial session may be requested for S$48.00. Programme fees and the corresponding deposit are as follows:
Deposits are refunded according to the terms and conditions of registration.
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