Are you looking for a fun, caring, nurturing, play-based start to school
for your child? Spirit of Play Community School is
what you are looking for.
We offer schooling for children in Kindergarten, Pre-Primary and Year 1, with an emphasis on learning through play.
Why is play so important?
Play is the fundamental way children learn about themselves, each other, and the world. Children in our school are given extensive opportunities for self-initiated and spontaneous play; planned activities are always play-oriented and developmentally appropriate. We are committed to bringing all aspects of the curriculum to life in the spirit of play.
What are some of the other benefits of Spirit of Play Community School?
for your child? Spirit of Play Community School is
what you are looking for.
We offer schooling for children in Kindergarten, Pre-Primary and Year 1, with an emphasis on learning through play.
Why is play so important?
Play is the fundamental way children learn about themselves, each other, and the world. Children in our school are given extensive opportunities for self-initiated and spontaneous play; planned activities are always play-oriented and developmentally appropriate. We are committed to bringing all aspects of the curriculum to life in the spirit of play.
What are some of the other benefits of Spirit of Play Community School?
- small groups for personalised attention
- a flexible, responsive and active approach to learning
- directed and spontaneous experiences
- continuity between home and school
- qualified and experienced teachers
- our program is guided by the national Early Years Learning Framework and Western Australian curriculum framework
- excursions in the local community and environment
- an ethic of social and environmental responsibility
- opportunities for parent and family involvement
Spirit of Play ~ building confident and involved learners
“All children have the right to an education that lays a foundation for the rest of their lives, maximises their ability, and respects their family, cultural and other identities and languages. Children have a right to play and be active participants in all matters affecting their lives.”
~ United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
“All children have the right to an education that lays a foundation for the rest of their lives, maximises their ability, and respects their family, cultural and other identities and languages. Children have a right to play and be active participants in all matters affecting their lives.”
~ United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
