Little Lulu Day Care Centre is a safe country nursery school that provides a home away from home in Glen Austin, Midrand.
Open throughout the year, Little Lulu Day Care Centre offers a caring, family environment for babies from birth to six years old. Little ones are taught by caring staff members who are dedicated to their job, making going to school fun, while parents have peace of mind, knowing their children are in good hands and that all their needs are met.
The facilities at Little Lulu Day Care Centre are designed to provide children with optimal amenities to meet all of their developmental requirements. The separate baby nursery has sufficient space for 11 babies under the watchful eye of three experienced carers who are loving and caring; making all babies under their care happy and comfortable.
Pre-School classes at Little Lulu, offers a challenging programme. The teachers conduct lessons according to weekly themes. Classes are well-equipped with toys, games and puzzles. There are numerous tools available to aid the children with their creative activities which are allocated within the curriculum. This includes music, movement, painting, pasting, play dough and many more activities.
The Grade 0/R class is taught by Lulu herself. Her qualifications and years of experience, combined with small classes and individual attention has become a premium service. Little Lulu uses the “Letterland,” and a GED-recognised syllabus. Children are prepared for school at every level, with a big focus on numeracy. Children are offered (if needed) a school readiness test, performed by a qualified Occupational Therapist.
There are a number of extra murals offered at Little Lulu Day Care Centre. These all complement the school programme and assist in the development of the large and small motor co-ordination. They are: Monkeynastix, Playball, Ballet/Modern Dancing, Soccer, Computers, Pottery and Mickey Maths. In the interest of the children’s security, the school prefers to book professionals to put on educational and fun shows at the school instead of going out on outings.
