Grade Levels
Nursery
Goodbye to traditional education
Between 18 months and three years, children learn by touching, testing and repeating, not by being taught. So we welcome them into intelligent exploration instead: prepared environments drawn from the best modern international philosophies, open materials within reach, and adults who step back far enough for autonomy to appear. Every room is built for safe sensory challenge, early language, and the first real experiments in cooperating with somebody else. We respect the rhythm of your little one.
Because educating together is better
The transitions that matter most at this age happen at home as much as at school. We run practical workshops for Nursery families through the year so that you are never working them out alone.
Stages of development
What to expect at each stage, and which behaviours are milestones rather than problems.
Separation & attachment
Practical strategies for drop-offs, goodbyes and building secure independence.
Toilet training
A calm, consistent approach coordinated between home and classroom.
Moving up a grade
Preparing your child, and yourself, for the step into Kindergarten.
How Learning Happens
In a safe and inspiring environment our early years learners build confidence, social skills and a lifelong curiosity and love of learning. The program develops auditory, language, motor, and socioemotional skills through a blend of visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and verbal learning styles. Foundational academics are integrated with essential early childhood development, including early motor skill stimulation. Children begin with basic color, shape, and number recognition.
Nursery
- Language development through hands-on exploration and discovery
- Center Learning
- Music and movement (songs, chants and rhymes)
- Sharing time
- Story Time
Enrichment
- Fine Arts
- Music
English without pressure
Our youngest children do not study English, they live it. The Nursery day runs entirely in English with a bilingual head teacher, which means the language arrives the way a first language does: through song, story, routine and affection, long before anyone calls it a lesson.
Intelligent Exploration
Prepared environments and open-ended materials that introduce pattern, texture, quantity and cause-and-effect through play rather than instruction.
Autonomy & Self-Care
Fine motor work, balance and climbing challenges, and guided self-care routines that let children do more for themselves each week.
Art, Music & Movement
A daily balance of creative expression, musical rhythm, gross-motor play and early stimulation, never one at the cost of another.
Learning Beyond the Classroom
Specialised workshops and school events involving the broader Oxfordian community.
Creative Workshops
Hands-on making sessions that turn classroom questions into finished work.
Community Events
Seasonal concerts, exhibitions and family days across the campus calendar.
Active Outings
Field lessons and outdoor learning in and around Reynosa.
Routines offering a peace of mind
A Nursery day balances art, music, motor development and early stimulation.
- Mornings open with music greetings and sensory work
- We then move outdoors for active play
- Followed by a healthy lunch and a scheduled nap before the calm of the afternoon.
Zero Stress, for you as a parent!
Flexible arrival
Drop off any time between 7:00 and 10:00 a.m., no rushed mornings or late policies.
Extended day
Care continues until 3:45 p.m. for those who need a longer afternoon.
Visible agenda
A daily record of meals, naps, moods and milestones, for parents to track their children’s wellbeing.
Service Through the Year
Nursery takes part in the Love Foundation projects that close the school year, learning to care for animals, for the city and for other children through activities built for their age.
- Learning to Love Pets Caring for animals, and what a pet needs from the people who look after it.
- Reciclando con Causa Collecting recyclable material for a cause.
- Mochilón Gathering backpacks and school equipment for children who need them.
- Día de la Bicicleta