Westcliff Drive Play School

Spot the wild cat 👀

Nature - our greatest teacher!

Every day is open day!! Contact Mara to view our school at any time.

Pottery - one of our many free offerings. This activity is great in so many ways 🥰 It builds concentration, fine motor skills, and provides a rewarding sense of accomplishment when the final piece is taken home. We try to make items seasonal items like leaves, insects, and easter baskets ❤

"If children feel safe, they can take risks, ask questions, make mistakes, learn to trust, share their feelings, and grow." – Alfie Kohn

Our main goal at our little school is to create a home away from home for our pupils. For many of our students, we're the first time they are introduced to the schooling environment. With an intentionally high ratio of teachers to students, we're able to help with separation anxiety, encourage skills growth, and give personalised care other schools often aren't able to give. Contact us today to see if we're the right fit for your family ❤

{TESTIMONIAL} "Westcliff Drive Playschool was exactly the right choice for my 3 girls. This gentle and nurturing environment helped all of my children settle into the school environment, and the teachers paid detailed care to their emotional and physical needs - even helping with potty training! The bonus activities (at no extra cost) were also so great for their development - including pottery, baking, music and yoga. I give this school 5 stars." - Samantha Middleton, mom to 3 girls

Contact Mara or message us here if you want to view this school - every day is open day here!

Our most used garden facility MUST be our trampoline! Jumping helps improve balance and coordination, strengthens muscles and joints, and even boosts circulation and the lymphatic system to keep kids healthy. The rhythmic motion enhances sensory integration and spatial awareness, and all that jumping around is a fantastic way to burn energy and support emotional regulation. Plus, it builds confidence as children learn to control their movements and try new tricks. We also use it to encourage awareness of others and compassion - for example, encouraging our big kids to jump smaller or freeze if a little one falls over. With the right teachers, every game is an opportunity to learn.