Academics & Curriculum
A Cambridge International Curriculum foundation, delivered through play, story and real classroom routine.
Cambridge International Curriculum
Used in schools across more than 160 countries, the Cambridge Early Years framework gives Bluey's teaching a clear, globally benchmarked structure — without losing the warmth of a small local school.
Literacy & Communication
Phonics, storytelling, and early writing built through daily read-aloud routines.
Mathematics & The World
Number sense and early science through hands-on materials, not worksheets.
Creative & Physical
Art, music and movement developed as core subjects, not electives.
Personal & Social
Emotional vocabulary, sharing and independence, taught as deliberately as letters.
Guided Play, Not Worksheets
Children learn best through play they can direct — inside an environment a teacher has deliberately designed. At Bluey that means rotating activity stations, small-group instruction, and daily outdoor learning, not rows of desks.
- Weekly rotating stations across literacy, numeracy, art and science
- Small-group instruction sized to each program's real ratio
- Outdoor learning built into the daily timetable, not treated as a break
Programs by Age
Day Care
Play Group
Nursery
Kindergarten
Classrooms, Ratios & Daily Rhythm
Day Care Classroom
A calm, sensory-rich room built around nap rhythms, gentle music and first words.
- Soft-floor sensory play
- Consistent nap & feeding routine
- 1 caregiver : 4 children
Play Group Classroom
Big movement, big colours — the room where independence and mess-making both get celebrated.
- Fine motor & art stations
- Potty-training partnership with parents
- 1 teacher : 6 children
Nursery Classroom
Letters, numbers and nature meet through guided-play stations that rotate weekly.
- Phonics & pre-literacy circle time
- Outdoor nature-table science
- 1 teacher : 8 children
Kindergarten Classroom
The bridge to primary school — structured lessons, real responsibility, and a lot of read-aloud joy.
- Cambridge Early Years literacy & numeracy
- Classroom jobs & responsibility chart
- 1 teacher : 10 children
See Where This Learning Actually Happens
Every classroom connects to a purpose-built facility — library, science corner, art studio and more.
Tour the Facilities →