The curriculum is based on the Bright Horizons “Growing” approach, which is fancy talk for “we trick children into learning through sheer enthusiasm.” They have “curiosity cubes,” “smart tables,” and a dedicated “pre-school programme” that is basically a boot camp for primary school, but with more glitter. Your child will learn letters, numbers, and the profound truth that sharing is optional when you’re holding the favourite red train.
Fun fact: they even do a “Ready for School” programme that teaches skills like putting on your own coat. You’ll cry on the first day of Reception, but at least your kid won’t be the one wearing their shoes on the wrong feet.
