Programs
A room for each year, and three ways to spend the week
The rooms are mixed in age, so a child keeps the same room and guide from year to year. What changes is the schedule.
| Ages | Adults to children | Group size | Three mornings8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.3 days, Tuesday to Thursday | Five mornings8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.5 days | School day8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.5 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary, first year3-year-oldsMixed in age with the older children in the room | 1 adult to 12 children | 24 | Offered | Offered | OfferedLunch from home |
| Primary, second year4-year-oldsThe same room and the same guide as the year before | 1 adult to 14 children | 24 | Not offered | Offered | OfferedLunch from home |
| Kindergarten year5-year-oldsThe oldest children in the room, before the elementary | 1 adult to 14 children | 24 | Not offered | Offered | OfferedLunch from home |
Fees and what each is for
- Registration
- Opens an enrollment file and holds a place.
- Materials
- Covers the year's art supplies and replaces worn work materials.
- Spring outings
- Covers transport on the few outings the kindergarten year takes.
Sample programs.
Choosing a schedule
Which week fits your family
- Tuesday to Thursday
Three mornings
A gentle start for a child who is new to being away from home. Mornings only, with the full work cycle, for children in their first year.
- Monday to Friday
Five mornings
The same long morning every day. Many children in their second and kindergarten years move to this week, because the work they begin carries over from one day to the next.
- To 3:15 p.m.
School day
Lunch from home, an afternoon in the same room with the same guide, and a longer stay in the garden. It suits families who work through the school day.
See which week fits
A tour shows you the morning and the afternoon, and we talk through the schedule with you.