Chesterfield
Academy
Preschool
Program Overview
Children at this age are rapidly developing personal, social and emotional development, communication, knowledge and understanding of the world, creative development, physical development and mathematical awareness. Our Preschool Program was designed to meet the developmental and social needs of three year olds. Language, Math, Science, and Character Education concepts are presented in fun and exciting ways that encourage self discovery and confidence. The use of songs, games, and art projects ensure that children are learning in a fun and dynamic environment.
Age Group
3 - 4 Years Old
Class Size
Maximum 20 Children
Teacher Ratio
1 Teacher : 10 Children
Preschool Transition Program
This program is perfect for children who turn 3 but are still working on their potty training! These children can still work on their potty training while having an opportunity to be challenged with older activities, more socialization with children their own age and an introduction to a more age-appropriate preschool curriculum.
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Theme-based Education
Projects and activities are focused on increasing and strengthening your child’s ability to understand literacy and language skills, math and science reasoning and thought skills as well as a foreign language. Your child will work in small and large groups, as well as have the opportunity to work independently. All centers are directed by the teachers and allow children to make choices.
Parent Communication
Our “Open-Door Policy” encourages parents to visit their child throughout the day and allow for ongoing communication through our Brightwheel app. Daily, real-time updates keep you informed about your child’s day and their achievement of developmental milestones while here at Chesterfield Academy.
Pictures and videos are taken by our caregivers are sent via Brightwheel app for you to enjoy while at work. These photos are also used for portfolios and in the classroom to create an environment that is familiar to the children. Twice a year Parent Teacher Conferences are held to discuss the developmental checklist, go through your child’s developmental portfolio, and be available to address any questions or concerns you may have.