Building a nurturing environment for your child's growth requires more than just education at school, ​ the connection between parents and school is important for their development.

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The decision to enroll in Playgroup is often a dilemma for many parents. Worried about putting too much pressure on your children? Playgroup strikes a balance between growth, learning, and play, building a basis for their overall development from an early age. So, what are the reasons for enrolling in Playgroup?

Tomorrow, don't miss the Acorn Playhouse's Baumhaus Family Concert.

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School is about to start! On the first day of school, parents may feel even more nervous than their kids. But there's no need to worry excessively.

Many children have a habit of being picky eaters, especially when it comes to nutritious foods like vegetables, it can be a challenge for parents to prepare meals. Here are some tips for handling a picky eater:

Are you looking for fun activities to do with your kids at home during the summer? Even staying at home, you can still DIY small games with your children.

We're back with another edition of 'Mom-Approved Acorn Adventures'! 

If children's requests are not met and effective communication is lacking, the parent-child relationship will become more tense and confrontational. So, how should parents handle these situations?

It all started from a childhood dream for Kim - her passion for education and character development was sparked at an early age. Today, as the founder of Mighty Oaks, she's using that passion to build schools focused on character education.

Two education researchers lay out the pros and cons of eight different emotion regulation strategies. A key takeaway is there is NOT ONE strategy that works for everyone or in every situation, which is why we need many strategies.

How do parents look beyond the slick presentations and decide whether this is the school for you and your child?

Do you have 2 year old, or 3-year-old who needs to work on fine motor skills for pre-writing? Then you should give this fine motor skills activity a try! I

We featured fine motor skills activities for 2-year-olds last week, how about for babies? Let your child work on their pincer grasp while they’re having a snack at the same time?

Perfect for Toddlers. Celebrate Easter by keeping your toddler at home busy! 

Make a bubble wrap road and let the kids go wild with their new "bumpy road"! Experiment with different cars and see which ones make the best noise! Add ramps using cardboard to make it more fun!

Work on your fine motor skills to prepare for the essential #writing skills with this DIY tug and drop box.

All you need are some scoops, spoons and cups and you’re set! For older kids, add some pipe cleaners so they can practise threading too!

Rainy day and stuck at home? Create a fun cloudy day sticky wall and keep them entertained!

Countdown till we see you face to face at school! (16 Days to go!)

Countdown till we see you face to face at school! (17 Days to go!)

Countdown till we see you face to face at school! (18 Days to go!)

Countdown till we see you face to face at school! (20 Days to go!)

Happy Valentines Day! Our PN listened to a story about the different ways we can show love in October.

Happy Boxing Day! We got into the joyful spirit of Christmas with carol singing, stories and games at our free online Christmas class. Jingle all the way!

Spot is so excited to go to the circus that he loses his ball. Follow his journey to try and find it and see all the mischief he gets up to on the way.
 

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! On this special day, click play to see Ms. Rachel reading "The Thankful Book" by Todd Parr. What are you thankful for today? Mighty Oaks is thankful for our healthy students and families this year.

It’s a beautiful day for a bear hunt! But…are you scared? Join this family on their excursion to see what happens!