INSPIRING YOUNG MINDS
WALLABY
TOT ATELIER
Welcome to a preschool that feels like a second home, warm, balanced, and thoughtfully crafted to let every child feel safe.
Our Philosophy
At Wallaby we honour the child's natural rhythm β offering a nurturing space where learning unfolds organically.
The Eclectic approach towards learning i.e. an amalgamation of the best practises and pedagogies of Early Childhood Care and Development, invites children to explore freely within calm, prepared surroundings β embracing curiosity, choice, and concentration.
Children engage with the world from concrete to abstract, through hands-on exploration before conceptual understanding.
We believe in community and collaboration β where children, educators, and families grow together with mutual respect and shared goals.
Above all, we protect the magic of early years by embracing their imagination β letting childhood be exactly how it's meant to be: fun and full of discovery.
Our Programs
Mindfully designed programs for every stage of early growth
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Parent Toddler Program
The first step of a child into a lifelong journey of learning, begins hand in hand with their first guru β parents!
- β Age group: 9 months onwards
- β Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays
- β Intakes: November and June
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Bridge Program
The next step towards self-confidence, independence and exploring their true self.
- β Age group: 18 months onwards
- β Schedule: 5 hours a day
- β Intakes: November and June
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Playgroup Program
Gearing to level up their skills and spread their wings.
- β Age group: 2 to 3 years
- β Schedule: 5 hours a day
- β Intake: June
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Nursery Program
Growing up with practise towards a purpose to preach progress.
- β Age group: 3 to 4 years
- β Schedule: 5 hours a day
- β Intake: June
Safe, Nurturing & Child-Centric Spaces
Hands-On Learning Activities
Retention & Returning Families
Celebrations & Field Trips
How We Nurture Growth
Child-Led Exploration
Thoughtfully Designed Spaces
Holistic Early Development
Our Curriculum
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Experiential Learning
A hands-on, active approach where children learn by doing through direct experiences and exploration.
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Multi-sensory
Children learn best through direct, physical experiences rather than just verbal instruction.
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Language and Literacy
Language and literacy form the foundation of communication and learning, helping a child to nurture the joy of expression.
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Early Math
Early math is cognitively fundamental. Itβs not just about numbers and shapes. Thereβs reasoning and thinking embedded in what we do.
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Music and Art
Music and art not only foster creativity but also support emotional, social, cognitive, and physical development.
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Nature Play
It is confined to unstructured play in outdoor settings that allows kids the facility to wander and explore.
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Field Trips
Field Trips provide real-world experiences that enhance learning, build social skills, and foster curiosity.
