Programs
The Seed Workshop (Children from 2 till 4 years old)
A warm and loving environment for young children, where a smooth transition between home and school, with a cozy safe pace and for them, generating dynamics very similar to the house, where the children, through exploration, imitation and repetition, can learn to relate to their surroundings, being part of the daily activities, to feel comfortable with who they are, feeling respected in their individual processes and to know what to do every moment of the rhythm, and watch how to interact in a lovely way with adults and children, feeling protected at all times.
The Seed workshop is from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm (door opens at 9:00am and closes at 9:15 am) the workshop concludes at 2:00 pm and tolerance is 15 minutes. After the 15 minutes parent will need to sign, then when/ if this happens 3 times you will be charged $200pesos extra every 30 minutes.
“Punctuality is seen as love and respect for children and our work.”
Germ Workshop (Children from 4 to 6.5 years of age)
A preschool environment, where children have a Waldorf rhythm, along with Personalized Education, making the morning a fluid experience, between work activities as well as free play, nature, singing, art, food, round, story and relaxation, finding ourselves in different rituals to be grateful for what is given to us, as well as feeling the breath of the earth in our daily chores.
It is very important to generate dynamics where children feel comfortable participating in a group, as well as developing individual skills that allow them independence and autonomy.
With hours from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm (the door opens at 9:00 am and closes at 9:15 am, the workshop ends at 2:30 pm, with a tolerance of 15 minutes, if the child is picked up After 2:45 it is late and you must sign. After 3 delays, 200 pesos will be charged every 30 minutes.
“Punctuality is seen as love and respect for children and our work.”
Workshop Brote (children aged 6.5 to 7.5 years)
Our school is growing organically, so we are about to open first grade as a pilot group.
