
Our Philosophy
Each new human being forms his or herself from conception to maturity. Actively taking from the environment ( the home and the school) the nourishment for self-construction.
Here at Petite Starz we offer your child this unique opportunity of `self-development' by virtue of specially trained staff, whose expertise lies in creating a beautiful and carefully prepared environment.
Young children do not need to be taught, for learning is a natural process. They have an innate sensitivity towards their own development. What we call play is the young child's work and they show a hunger to develop their intelligence to learn & master their movements and to explore and order their impressions of the world - for that they need to be free. Naturally enough, children need simple boundaries and ground rules to give healthy support to that freedom and to aid them in the development of self -discipline
In the early years children learn a vast amount by virtue which is an unconscious process. literally soaking up information from the environment. They also learn by imitation and have a natural instinct for growth and development. They need good 'role models' both at home and at pre-school here at Petite starz we have a special sensitivity towards this process and towards the nurturing of positive self-esteem for each child.
It is important to stress that when children first come to Petite Starz we make sure that They feel secure and welcomed and develop a sense of trust for the adults in whose care they are in. The development of independence comes later.
Although we put emphasis on a variety of curriculum themes, which are listed later for convenience. It is important to stress that the child is always involved as a 'whole' person. The Nursery is a true 'children's house', where everything is child sized and the whole environment is available for their enjoyment and use. We have a key person system and we do formal regular meetings with parents we have an open door policy.

Purpose For Early Yeas Foundation Stage
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) is a play-based curriculum for children from birth to five years. Which allows children to explore and learn in an environment that is secure and safe, yet challenging. Play opportunities are non-stereotypical and available to all children promoting the teaching and learning from a skilled workforce.
Within the EYFS Framework practitioners provide activities and make assessment judgements based on the seven areas of learning: 3 Prime areas and 4 Specific areas.
Nurturing Little Starz
Prime
Communication and language, Physical Development, Personal, Social and Emotional Development
Specific
Literacy, Mathematics, Understanding the World, Expressive Arts and Design
