Playgroup
Our playgroup offers a variety of activities, rotating them weekly to provide kids with diverse experiences. Additionally, we tailor our program to meet the individual needs of each toddler, such as incorporating color or alphabet themes. We strive to provide a comprehensive approach to your child's development by offering parental advice and workshops alongside our engaging and enjoyable playgroup sessions.
Our goal is to create a holistic environment where children can thrive and parents can feel supported in their parenting journey. At the conclusion of each playgroup session, we provide personalized feedback on your child's development and suggest areas for improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s special about Hocus Pocus Playgroup?
A: We strive to create an engaging and entertaining playgroup environment, achieved through the use of original materials and imaginative games that actively involve toddlers. We continuously seek fresh ideas from various sources to enrich our activities. Our playgroup distinguishes itself by prioritizing structured, purposeful play, as we believe open-ended play is better suited for home settings.
Q: What do toddlers learn out of our playgroup?
A: We regularly change the themes for our playgroup on a weekly basis, ranging from fundamental topics like numbers, the alphabet, colors, and shapes, to timely and seasonal themes such as Christmas and Easter. During each session, we tailor our games and activities to align with the chosen theme, providing an engaging and effective learning experience for the children.
Q: Children of what age can attend the playgroup?
A: Children aged 1-3.
Q: What is the average group size?
A: around 4.
Q: How long does a playgroup run for?
A: Usually for between 1 to 1.5 hours.
Q: Do parents need to accompany their children?
A: Yes. A parent or carer needs to be present throughout the duration of a playgroup session.
Q: What is playgroup and why is it important to a toddler’s early development?
A: Playgroups are an excellent way for young children and their parents or caregivers to come together in a relaxed and informal environment where they can engage in play-based activities and socialize with others. Through playgroups, children have the opportunity to learn and develop a range of skills, including social, motor, emotional, cognitive, and physical skills. They can also cultivate positive attitudes towards learning and develop a sense of curiosity and exploration.
Q: Have you cleaned regularly?
A: We clean thoroughly after each session.
Q: Can you summarise your safety precautions?
A: Upon arrival, all guests are required to wash their hands as a hygienic measure. Additionally, corner guards and edge protectors have been installed in the play area to ensure the safety of the children.