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Lansing Full-Day and Afternoon Preschool Program extends on the popular Morning Nursery program with a creative curriculum that’s child-directed, hands-on and fun! This structured group learning preschool program is an ideal way to prepare your child for Kindergarten.
The Preschool Programs are based in The Yellow Room. Brief overview:
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Why choose Lansing Preschool?
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A typical Preschool Program schedule is:
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9:00 am - 10:00 am:
10:00 am - 10:10 am:
10:10 am - 10:25 am:
10:25 am - 10:40 am:
10:40 am - 11:25 am:
11:25 am - 11:30 am:
11:30 am - 12:00 pm:
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm:
1:00 pm - 2:15 pm:
2:15 pm - 2:25 pm:
2:25 pm - 2:40 pm:
2:40 pm - 4:00 pm: |
Outdoor play
Transition to indoors. Wash hands for morning snack
Morning snack
Morning meeting
Free Play (Learning Centres)
Tidy up. Wash hands for lunch
Hot lunch
Quiet Time
Afternoon Preschool Program begins
Indoor Play/Physical Play - Learning through Exploration, Play and Inquiry
Tidy up. Wash hands for afternoon snack
Afternoon snack
Dress for outdoors. Outdoor Play and Pick-Up
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Special Weekly Classes
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My daughter is loving the Full-Day Preschool Program |
We first came to Lansing looking for a morning nursery when my son was 2 and I was on mat leave with our daughter. I was attracted by the bright, child-friendly building, the small size of the school and the flexible programming. I was reassured by the fact that I could be part of the school through duty days and see my children in their first “school” experience. |
Common Preschool Program FAQs
1. Nutrition
Daily snacks and hot lunch, including how much your child ate, are shared with parents daily through HiMama.
The weekly meal schedule is also posted on the board in the Parents Room, for those who want to know the week's menu in advance. Please note: A lunch is not included in the Afternoon Preschool Program.
Read more about Lansing's nutrition policy, which also includes answers to questions such as "What if my child has special dietary requirements?"
2. Toilet training
Children need to be toilet-trained prior to joining the program as Lansing does not have change table facilities in place.
We understand however that accidents happen and teachers will take children to the washroom several times during the day. If it becomes clear that your child is not toilet-trained at all, we will request that they are withdrawn from the program until this milestone is achieved.
3. Nap or Quiet Time
Each child in the Full-Day Preschool program is given a labelled individual mat and bottom sheet should they wish to take a nap. Many children still need a soothing item to sleep, so parents can provide either a soft comfort object or small blanket.
Mats and sheets are cleaned weekly.
Children who are not sleeping and become restless, can engage in quiet time activities, such as reading or doing a puzzle..
Read more about Lansing's Sleep Monitoring Policy here.
4. Joining age
Children must be 3 years old by the end of December to join this program.
5. Other
If you have any other questions that are not covered here, please contact us.
Daily snacks and hot lunch, including how much your child ate, are shared with parents daily through HiMama.
The weekly meal schedule is also posted on the board in the Parents Room, for those who want to know the week's menu in advance. Please note: A lunch is not included in the Afternoon Preschool Program.
Read more about Lansing's nutrition policy, which also includes answers to questions such as "What if my child has special dietary requirements?"
2. Toilet training
Children need to be toilet-trained prior to joining the program as Lansing does not have change table facilities in place.
We understand however that accidents happen and teachers will take children to the washroom several times during the day. If it becomes clear that your child is not toilet-trained at all, we will request that they are withdrawn from the program until this milestone is achieved.
3. Nap or Quiet Time
Each child in the Full-Day Preschool program is given a labelled individual mat and bottom sheet should they wish to take a nap. Many children still need a soothing item to sleep, so parents can provide either a soft comfort object or small blanket.
Mats and sheets are cleaned weekly.
Children who are not sleeping and become restless, can engage in quiet time activities, such as reading or doing a puzzle..
Read more about Lansing's Sleep Monitoring Policy here.
4. Joining age
Children must be 3 years old by the end of December to join this program.
5. Other
If you have any other questions that are not covered here, please contact us.