The Preschool programme combines our LifeSmart™ social-emotional curriculum with exciting STEM activities — giving children the thinking skills, emotional resilience, and academic foundations they need to thrive. Learning has never looked more like play.
Every activity in the Preschool programme is intentional — mapped to developmental milestones and designed to build skills that last a lifetime.
Our social-emotional learning framework teaches children to understand their own feelings, empathise with others, and build positive relationships — the foundation for all future success.
Hands-on science experiments, simple engineering challenges, early maths concepts, and technology exploration — making STEM subjects feel magical.
Phonemic awareness, letter recognition, and a love of books that sets children on the path to confident reading.
Rich role-play scenarios that develop narrative thinking, vocabulary, cooperation, and emotional intelligence simultaneously.
Visual art, music, movement, and performance are woven throughout the curriculum — building creativity and multiple modes of expression.
Gardening, animal study, weather tracking, and nature exploration that builds scientific curiosity and environmental awareness.
We track every child's journey through a set of core developmental milestones — and celebrate every step forward, big or small.
We believe the best scientists are also the most emotionally intelligent people. LifeSmart™ and STEM aren't two separate things at Tutor Time — they're one powerful approach to raising whole children.
Every day is purposefully structured — balancing guided learning, creative play, outdoor time, and rest in a rhythm that children quickly love and trust.
"Every preschooler is a natural scientist. Our job is to give them the vocabulary to describe what they're already discovering."
Everything families want to know about the Preschool programme.
Book a school tour and come and see the Preschool programme in action. We'd love to show you what a day at Tutor Time looks like for children aged 3 – 4 years.