The first three years of life are crucial in a child’s development. During this period, the child learns to stand, walk, sit properly, interact with others, communicate, and develop basic cognitive skills.
When they start nursery, children can interact with others their own age and are introduced to a new environment that encourages not only cognitive development, but also social and emotional growth.
Early childhood education centres (for ages 0–3) carry out extraordinary work with young children, and none of it would be possible without the dedication and professionalism of educators who work with and for the little ones.
At our nursery school, educators plan daily activities designed to support the holistic development of each child. They carefully organise content, set clear objectives, incorporate cross-curricular themes, and integrate the development of multiple intelligences.
The main advantages of attending nursery school include:
- Create new spaces for interaction with children of the same age and with adults who enhance their development.
- Stimulates verbal and non-verbal communication through games and other group activities.
- Strengthens emotional bonds with others and fosters empathy.
- It supports the development, independence, and autonomy of young children, as well as the formation of habits and routines.
- Strengthens self-esteem and promotes emotional self-control and assertiveness in conflict resolution.
- Develops fine motor skills, primarily through games and craft activities. Additionally, it stimulates motor coordination through games that involve physical skills.
- Teaches the child the basic rules of coexistence and respect for others, as well as rules and boundaries.
- Develops creativity and imagination, primarily through stories and role-playing games.
- Supports language development and the acquisition of new words, which significantly expand the child’s vocabulary.
- Enhances the acquisition of complex cognitive skills and stimulates the development of thinking.
