Bluemoon International School

Welcome our Messy Play Group for children 9 months-2 years.

We are a Babies & Toddler group based in Bluemoon
International School Muyenga, Kampala.

If your child is experiencing delayed speech or needs to build their social skills, Messy Play will be a great option for them as it helps build language, movement, social skills as well as brain development among children.
Our sessions are run weekly Tuesday - Friday at
10am.

We have 10 spots in each Messy play session.
If your child has any allergies or special requirements you contact us in advance.

We have lots of room for you & your little ones to move around having lots of fun.

Messy play is really beneficial for children as it stimulate all senses builds essential cognitive skills & makes lots of messy fun in the process, our play will allow your little ones to experience new sensations in a safe & fun environment. We are a welcoming place for parents to meet other parents, get advice or reassurance or simply to escape for an hour or so & not have to clean up.

We recommend you bring along clothes that you don't mind getting Messy & clean clothes to change into.
You are welcome to come and go as you wish during the opening times for babies that get tired sooner than toddlers.

* We look forward to welcoming you along because after all who doesn't like to get messy?

Book your child’s spot in our Messy Play group here:

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Is your child struggling with math, reading, and writing?

They might not just be "falling behind." There could be something more going on... like dyslexia or dyscalculia.

Dyslexia can make reading and writing feel like a jumbled mess. Letters dance, words twist, and simple sentences turn into a confusing maze.

Dyscalculia can make numbers feel like slippery eels.
Counting feels like juggling, math problems become tangled webs, and even basic calculations turn into a frustrating battle.

But here's the good news: it's not your child's fault! They're just wired differently, and that's okay!
In fact, their brains might be amazing at things like:
* Creative problem-solving '
* Thinking outside the box
* Seeing things from a unique perspective

The problem is: traditional schools often don't cater to these different ways of learning. That's where we come in!

We offer alternative learning methods that actually work for dyslexic and dyscalculic minds.
Imagine:
* Reading lessons that feel like exciting adventures, not boring drills.
* Math problems that come alive with games, puzzles, and hands-on activities.
* A supportive environment where your child feels celebrated for their strengths, not defined by their challenges.

Don't let your child struggle in silence.
Contact us today to book a free trial week for your child.

Book your child’s assessment here in the link here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfLbmUbU94ANJ7I3QXnfw-okXrT0Uld6hsg9jNmfxUXKlnuFQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

Bluemoon International School Bluemoon International School is the first preschool in Uganda offering the International Early Years Curriculum.

I’ve publicly that growing up with undiagnosed dyslexia in our mainstream education system was quite the challenge. Yes, I’m a teacher, and I, too, find reading difficult. But you know what? That’s exactly why I became a teacher.

It’s because I understand the struggles and hurdles that children with special learning needs face. I’ve been through it, and I want to make sure no child goes through it alone.

That’s why I’m thrilled to reintroduce the Special Needs Program at Bluemoon International School. We’re here to support children between the ages of 0-8 who have special learning needs. Our team is dedicated to providing a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment where every child can thrive and grow, regardless of their unique challenges.

We believe that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, explore, and discover their own potential. So, if you know a child who could benefit from our program, or if you’re a parent seeking a supportive educational environment, I encourage you to come visit our school. Witness the care and dedication we put into helping these remarkable kids succeed. 💫

Contact us for more information or to schedule a visit. Let’s make education a place where all children can shine and achieve their dreams.

Click the link in our bio and we’ll send you all the information.

Bluemoon International School Bluemoon International School is the first preschool in Uganda offering the International Early Years Curriculum.

If your child is experiencing speech delay, here are a few mistakes you may be making. 👇🏾 1️⃣ Talking non-stop without giving the child time to process or understand. Some parents keep talking like this: “Wow, you are making a tower, you made such a nice tower, this tower is so beautiful, want to sit in the tower, oh no tower is broken.” It’s important that we say something pause let child process and understand and then say the next sentence 2️⃣ Talking too fast Some parents tend to have a very fast rate of speech. But children who are learning language have difficulty focusing on this fast rate. Children’s brains need time to process information. Please make sure to be mindful and slow down. Talk slowly. 3️⃣ Talking beyond the child’s language level. If your child is not talking or using only single words and you are talking in long complex sentences, your child will have difficulty understanding what you are saying. And if they can’t understand what you are saying, they will be unable to use the same for communication. Talk using simple sentences. Match your language to child’s age level. 4️⃣ Using only yes/no statements while alking is another common mistake. Using statements like, ‘Do you want to go out in the garden to play?’ ‘Do you want to eat dosa for breakfast?’ In this scenario the my response we expect from the child is yes/No. Instead use open ended questions: What do you want to eat? Where do you want to go? Give them opportunities to communicate and require them to respond. 5️⃣ Using only commands while talking Some parents only use commands while talking to the child. “Come here, take this, keep it on the table, bring it from the kitchen.” Our children won’t learn to talk easily if we follow an authoritarian role. We need to treat and respect them as individuals & focus on two way interaction. E.g “what should we make today? Hmm, how about potato?” Child says “potato.”You say, “yes! Even I love potato. Can you help me wash it?” If your little one is struggling with delayed speech development, we want to help. Comment “info” and we’ll send you information about how Bluemoon can help.

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the profound significance of play in the realm of education. You see, to a child, play isn’t merely a way to pass the time. It’s not just games, laughter, and toys. No, it’s far more profound than that. Play is the highest form of research. In the playground, children aren’t just climbing structures; they’re mastering the art of balance and coordination. When they build with blocks, they’re not just stacking; they’re understanding fundamental principles of physics and engineering. During imaginative play, they’re not just pretending; they’re exploring social dynamics, empathy, and complex narratives. In the world of a child, every sandbox becomes a laboratory, every swing an experiment, and every toy a tool for discovery. Play is their gateway to understanding the universe. It’s how they make sense of the world. In play, there are no failures, only lessons. There are no boundaries, only horizons waiting to be explored. It nurtures creativity, resilience, and problem-solving skills. So, when you witness a child at play, recognize that you are observing a researcher, a scientist, an explorer delving into the mysteries of life. As parents and educators, it’s our duty to cherish and protect this sacred space of exploration. Encourage play, for in it, our children don’t just find joy; they find knowledge, understanding, and the foundation for a lifetime of learning. Remember, play isn’t just a break from learning; it’s the most profound form of it. Let our children play, and watch them grow into the brilliant thinkers and innovators of tomorrow.

Step into our bustling Bluemoon restaurant. These little chefs and servers are not just playing; they’re learning valuable life skills. Role-playing isn’t just fun; it’s a fundamental part of early education. As these little one role play as chefs, waiters, and customers, they’re mastering social interactions, practicing communication skills, and learning the art of cooperation. Through this restaurant role play, they’re learning to take turns, negotiate, and express their ideas, fostering confidence and empathy. Role play isn’t just a game; it’s a powerful educational tool that nurtures social, emotional, and cognitive development. Every order taken and dish served is a lesson in empathy, teamwork, and creativity. #ImaginativePlay #roleplaycorner #EarlyLearningJourney

These little scientists are blending, mixing, and discovering the science of secondary colors with their own hands. Through these interactive experiences, kids are not merely observing science; they’re becoming scientists, exploring, questioning, and discovering on their own terms. Hands-on activities like these empower young minds, showing them that education is not confined to textbooks but is a vivid, hands-on journey. #HandsOnLearning #littlescientists #bluemooninternationalschool

Play-based learning is incredibly beneficial for children for several reasons: 1. Through play, children learn to cooperate, negotiate, and communicate with their peers. 2. Active play helps with physical development, including motor skills, coordination, and balance. 3. Play allows children to express and understand their emotions. They learn to manage stress and frustration in a safe environment. 4. Play often involves storytelling and communication, which aids in language development and vocabulary expansion. 5. Play makes learning enjoyable and gives children something to look forward to. In essence, play is not just a fun pastime for children; it’s their way of exploring and making sense of the world around them. It lays the foundation for their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development, setting the stage for lifelong learning. #PlayIsLearning #GrowingThroughPlay