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28/07/2026

29/06/2026

.Moving up from nursery to “big school” is a massive milestone, and parents are often a mix of incredibly proud and quietly anxious. A School Readiness Program specifically tailored for 3 to 5-year-olds at Playhouse Nursery is the perfect way to reassure them that their child will be confident, capable, and excited for day one.
True school readiness isn’t just about flashcards and writing the alphabet—it’s about emotional resilience, social skills, and independence.
Here is a structured overview of the program pillars and marketing templates to help you launch this initiative successfully.
1. The 4 Pillars of School Readiness
At Playhouse Nursery, we break school readiness down into manageable, playful skill areas. This structure shows parents that you are looking at the whole child, not just academic checklists.

26/12/2025

25/12/2025

3. Motor Game – Hopping & Skipping Fun
Children participated in hopping and skipping games, moving their bodies actively while following instructions. This activity supported gross motor development, balance, coordination, and understanding different types of movement.

25/12/2025

2. Shape Matching Activity: Children explored basic shapes such as circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. A picture of a person was drawn on the whiteboard, and children were given cut-out shape pieces. They carefully matched and stuck the correct shapes onto the drawing to complete the person. Through this activity, children developed shape recognition, visual discrimination, and problem-solving skills. It also helped improve their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and understanding of how shapes can be used to form pictures in everyday life.

25/12/2025

25/12/2025

25/12/2025

1.Number Recognition with Dot Stickers 🔢

Children were given worksheets with a large number 6 and 7, containing several different numbers inside. Using dot stickers, they were asked to identify and paste the stickers only on the correct number (6 on the number 6 worksheet and 7 on the number 7 worksheet). This hands-on activity helped reinforce number recognition, counting skills, focus, and fine motor development while keeping children engaged and confident in their learning.

25/12/2025

2. Science – Arctic Animals Sorting
Children explored arctic animals such as the polar bear, penguin, seal, walrus, arctic fox, reindeer, snowy owl, moose. They sorted animals based on where they live and discussed basic characteristics like cold weather. This activity enhanced vocabulary, observation skills, and understanding of animal habitats.