Scientific, natural, balanced, and comprehensive nutrition is meticulously calculated based on nutritional requirements. Food with clear origins is carefully selected from reputable suppliers. It is prepared deliciously and meticulously.
The School's nutritionists are experienced and qualified, avoiding excessive use of industrial processed condiments. We use various types of nutritious nut milks as substitutes for cow's milk in the daily menu for children, offering a diverse and rich menu.

Regular annual check-ups are conducted by reputable healthcare organizations in the city to assess children's health and monitor their medical records. Strict medical procedures, accident prevention, and disease control measures are implemented to ensure that children maintain the best possible health.

In an environment surrounded by nature and completely devoid of TVs and minimal technological devices, the learning environment becomes the child's "third teacher," alongside learning from teachers, parents, and peers. We establish an environment that is inviting and encourages children to engage in explorative activities. We often find ourselves engrossed in designs and sometimes forget what children need and how they engage throughout the academic year in such an environment. What's new and exciting to spark the children's creative enthusiasm for learning? Everything, from decorations, arrangements, to setups, is geared towards making learning materials easily accessible, tidy, and captivating. Creating a nurturing environment for children, much like a home—warm, friendly, and cozy. Small touches like framed pictures, potted plants, or beautiful rugs can help create a homely ambiance. The environment uses ample natural light and fresh air, avoiding overwhelming the classroom with bright colors. Please don't think of preschool as overly colorful and assume that children will prefer it that way. We employ neutral colors and ensure nature is incorporated into the classroom environment, such as with plants and foliage. Classrooms inspired by Reggio Emilia are not centered around specific themes, but rather areas such as a Math Exploration Zone or a Science Discovery Zone. These areas may feature items related to the projects the children are currently pursuing. Classroom decorations are child-centric, created by the children themselves and preserved to appreciate each of their creations.