Drop-off Program

Need to work or have a quiet adult time? We have a drop-off program that your kids can join in daily from 9 AM – 3 PM (Monday-Friday).

Our approach

The Whole Brain Child

We follow the “whole child approach”: an educational philosophy that goes beyond academics, focusing on nurturing every aspect of a child’s development (social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and mental health) so they grow into balanced, capable, and resilient individuals.
2-6 years old

Wee Wildlings

Outdoor play first, nature exploration & mindfulness.

Through nature-based learning and play, children develop curiosity, confidence, and problem-solving skills in ways that a traditional classroom cannot replicate.

 

We meet each child where they are, respecting their pace, interests, and comfort level. Every step outdoors is guided by curiosity, not pressure.

  • Movement through play: Children build strength, coordination, and confidence through joyful play, turning everyday movement into natural learning that supports healthy growth and independence.
  • Emotional safety: Small groups and nurturing routines create a safe, predictable environment where children feel secure, valued, and free to explore learning with confidence.
  • Social Emotional Wellbeing: Children learn empathy, cooperation, and resilience through guided play and mindful routines, building strong social skills and emotional awareness for lifelong relationships.
  • Inner peace and outdoor harmony: Mindfulness practices and nature exploration help children find calm, balance, and joy, fostering inner peace and a deep connection to the outdoors.
  • Healthy eating and restful sleep: We encourage nourishing food habits and consistent, restful sleep routines, supporting children’s energy, focus, and overall wellbeing for daily learning and growth.
  • Scavenger Hunt: Encourage problem-solving, categorization, and memory recall. Kids learn to connect clues with real-world objects, strengthening early science and math skills.
  • Plant Identification: Feeling textures, noticing shapes, and comparing colors engages multiple senses, which is especially important for toddlers’ brain development.
  • Bug Safari: Kids learn about ecosystems, food chains, and biodiversity in a hands-on way. It’s an early introduction to biology and environmental science.
  • Sound Quest: Identifying birds chirping, leaves rustling, or water flowing sharpens listening and sound awareness—important for language and early literacy.
  • Scent Challenge: Smelling plants, soil, and flowers strengthens sensory pathways, helping toddlers refine their sense of smell and connect it with memory.
  • Touch & Feel: Feeling tree bark, soft moss, crunchy leaves, and smooth stones strengthens tactile awareness and helps toddlers build connections between touch and understanding.
  • Log Balancing: Walking across uneven surfaces strengthens coordination, balance, and core stability. Kids learn to assess safe steps, building courage and resilience while practicing careful movement.
  • Obstacle Courses: Climbing, jumping, and balancing strengthen muscles, coordination, and overall physical fitness
  • Lots of free play: Free Play is an essential part of outdoor learning—it gives children the space to move, explore, and grow at their own pace while still being safely supervised.
7-11 years old

Trailblazers

Storytelling, hands-on projects, and cultural immersion.

Trailblazers immerses children in the Philippines through storytelling, folklore, and hands‑on cultural experiences. Learners explore myths, cook traditional food, weave crafts, and practice Tagalog songs.

 

Designed for imagination, artistry, and practical activity, the program nurtures curiosity, creativity, and cultural literacy while balancing head, heart, and hands.

  • Storytelling & Folklore: Myths, legends, and fables (Bathala, Malakas & Maganda, regional tales) told orally, then expressed through art, drama, or writing.
  • Cultural Traditions: Cooking simple Filipino dishes, learning weaving or crafts, practicing Tagalog greetings and songs.
  • Nature & Geography: Mapping Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao; exploring mangroves, rice fields, or beaches; studying tropical plants and animals.
  • Festivals & Arts: Experiencing Sinulog or Panagbenga through music, dance (like tinikling), and creating a mini “festival day.”
  • Hands-on Skills: Knitting, sewing, bamboo crafts, recorder music, rhythmic math games — balancing head, heart, and hands.
  • Imagination & artistry: Drawing, painting, storytelling.
  • Practical activity: Cooking, handwork, crafts.
  • Community & rhythm: Group festivals, songs, dances.
  • Nature immersion: Daily outdoor play and exploration.
  • Emerging intellect: Gentle introduction to geography, history, and science through lived experience.

Typical Daily Schedule

TIME Activity
8:30  Drop-off
9:00 – 11:00 Morning Circle, Movement (Jungle Walks/Exploration)
11:00 – 12:30 Cooking class & lunch
12:30 – 13:30 Quiet time, rest, sit-down activities 
13:30 – 15:00 Main lesson block (90 min)
15:00 – 18:00  Extended care for $5 per hour

Tuition & Fees

Age Group Weekly (5 days) Monthly (4 weeks) 12‑Pass (any days)
2–5 years old $149 $596 $450
6-11 years old $129 $516 $390

🍲 Nourishing meals and snacks are included in the pricing.