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eArly ChilDhooD

DevelopMent

at Curro Castle Waterfall

Curro Castle Waterfall is indeed a
SUPA QUICK KYALAMI, magical place. From the minute

KEEPING YOU SAFE ON you walk through the doors into

THE ROADS! the themed Reception area,

you can see why children love

spending time here.

Mrs Gail Dymond, the head of the Castle
W aterfall Castle is the preschool campus of and examine the world around them. Creativity

through music, art, movement and fantasy play
Curro Waterfall and is divided into three
is celebrated. The playgrounds are designed
sections, Infant Care (ages 3 months
to 2 years), the Kindergarten Group
WIDEST RANGE, GREAT VALUE (age 3), and the Nursery School (ages 4 and 5 years). and equipped with play structures that provide
developmental insight into outdoor play.
AND SUPERIOR SERVICE Mrs Gail Dymond, the head of the Castle, has many The well-being of the children is a priority. Helen

years of preschool experience and has specialised in Dunbar, the school nurse, is a registered nursing
early childhood development and remedial therapy. sister with many years’ experience. She is on hand
She says: “The care and well-being of each baby and to attend to first aid, health and wellness matters
small child is our focus as, daily, we enable children to as well as safety aspects in the environment.
take their first steps in group learning and invite them
to observe, investigate and discover through play.” Castle fees include breakfast, a hot lunch and two
afternoon snacks. Tiny babies are introduced to solids
Curro Castle Waterfall is a nursery school where and a tasty, healthy selection of pureed foods is served
play is valued. The children are invited to explore to encourage healthy eating from an early age.

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