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A premium, Reggio Emilia–inspired nursery group, blending the world-renowned Reggio approach
with the Washington-State Early-Learning Benchmarks across six warm, child-led Dubai campuses.
Environment as the third teacher
Atelier · Music Room · Library · Playgrounds
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Our Approach
Reggio at the core, with Washington-State structure.
We treat children as curious citizens. The classroom listens to them, the environment invites them, and a Washington-State framework keeps progress visible to families.
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Programmes & Ages
Five age groups, one continuous story.
Tap a group to see how the day looks for that child.
A 45-minute walk-through with a member of the admissions team — see a Reggio environment in action, meet the educators, and ask the questions only a real visit can answer.
We follow the child — and document the journey with a Washington-State lens.
Reggio Emilia is sometimes mistaken for "unstructured play." It isn't. It's a deeply considered
approach in which children direct their learning, and educators listen, document and respond.
We pair that practice with the Washington-State Early-Learning Benchmarks, so every family can
see the cognitive, social, physical and emotional progress their child is making.
Materials sit at child height. Provocations replace worksheets. A morning may start with a
child's question — "where does water go?" — and the educator turns it into a week-long
investigation involving the atelier, the garden, the library and the studio camera.
We document the work — photos, transcripts, drawings — so families see the thinking behind the play.
Consent-cleared
Pillar 02
English-medium, with French and Arabic woven through.
Most classrooms run in English so children are confident communicators. Native French and
Arabic specialists join through the week — song circles, storytelling, art and meal-time
conversations — so the second and third languages are lived, not drilled.
Our Umm Suqeim 2 campus runs a full French-immersion stream that aligns with the French curriculum.
The child is made of one hundred. Our job is to keep all hundred languages alive.
— A guiding principle of the Reggio Emilia approach
Come and see it in person.
Reggio classrooms read differently to most early-years spaces. Spend 45 minutes with us and you'll feel the difference.
A note on documentation
Every family receives a personalised digital portfolio of their child's projects, milestones
and Washington-State benchmark progress — shared on a private channel only you can see.