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From the Director’s Desk: The Power of Being Curious

by: Marikate CarabasePublished on: 24/08/2026

Discover how curiosity helps children become deeper thinkers, problem-solvers, and lifelong learners. Learn simple ways parents can encourage questions, exploration, and discovery at home while helping children become comfortable with uncertainty and

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From the Director’s Desk: The Power of Being Curious

Healthy Hacks for Parents: Posture Matters

by: Joe CarabasePublished on: 18/08/2026

Learn simple ways to help children develop healthy posture and body awareness through movement, comfortable sitting habits, screen positioning, backpack adjustments, and regular movement breaks. Small changes can help kids build healthy habits.

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Healthy Hacks for Parents: Posture Matters

From the Director’s Desk: The Confidence To Figure It Out

by: Marikate CarabasePublished on: 18/08/2026

Discover how giving children space to think, try, make mistakes, and try again builds confidence, independence, resilience, and problem-solving skills. Learn simple ways parents can help children develop the belief that they can figure things out.

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From the Director’s Desk: The Confidence To Figure It Out

From the Director’s Desk: Learning to Make Good Decisions

by: Marikate CarabasePublished on: 11/08/2026

Learn how children can develop strong decision-making skills through thoughtful choices, reflection, and learning from mistakes. Discover simple ways parents and educators can build confidence, independence, and good judgment.

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From the Director’s Desk: Learning to Make Good Decisions