Meadow Lane Early Learning

Nothing means more than hearing positive feedback from our families.

At Meadow Lane, we’re proud to create a warm, connected environment where children and parents feel supported every day.

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Through gardening, children learn sustainability in a real and meaningful way.

Digging, planting and watering helps build responsibility, confidence, motor skills and respect for the environment.

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What does 15 minutes of learning look like for a 4–5 year old?

Complex play plans, big imagination, cooperative play, and toys becoming anything from aeroplanes to stage props.

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Pre-verbal doesn’t mean they have nothing to say.

At Meadow Lane, we support children with communication tools like gestures, Key Word Signs and visual cards - so every child has a way to express their needs.

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Sunshine, space and endless play. ☀️

Outdoor play at Meadow Lane helps children build confidence, develop motor skills and explore the world around them through nature-rich play.

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Gardening invites children to learn by doing.

By watering plants and caring for the garden, children build responsibility, explore sustainability, and even see their herbs appear in their meals.

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Tiny fingers and big movements both matter.

Fine motor skills build control for things like holding utensils and picking up objects, while gross motor skills help children run, climb and explore their world.

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What does 15 minutes of learning look like for a baby?

Pushing up, pulling to stand, exploring toys with their hands and mouth - every little movement helps them conquer gravity and discover their world.

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An inclusive environment helps all children grow.

At Meadow Lane, we make sure every child is supported and included, while helping children learn acceptance, empathy and awareness of their peers.

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At age two, learning happens through play.

You’ll often see children rolling cars, pushing trolleys, or feeding a doll. This is called functional play - and it’s how toddlers explore the world around them.

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