Our curriculums are built with an entertaining approach to education that integrates fun and innovation into every facet of your child's learning process.
At Super Kidz, play is not what happens once the work is finished. It is how the work gets done.
Using the globally renowned Montessori approach to early childhood education, we are big believers in learning through play. The Montessori approach introduces children to problem-solving at a very young age, helps develop their motor skills, and helps them grasp otherwise foreign concepts through imaginative play and real-life roleplay. Introducing children to certain behaviours through early stimulation helps their minds grow and process information far earlier than was originally thought possible.
Everything we do at the nursery rests on these seven.
We are committed to connection and communication with each child's parents. Every child from 4 months to 4 years old has their own account on our mobile application, where we update parents with their child's details: daily reports, doctor's examination reports, monthly menus, monthly newsletters and themes, quarterly assessment reports, important notifications.
Healthy children are happy, active, and ready to learn. That’s why we place your child’s health and wellbeing at the heart of our daily care. We provide three nutritious meals each day — breakfast, a healthy snack and lunch — prepared with fresh ingredients and carefully balanced to support your child’s growth and development. Your child’s wellbeing is also supported through a weekly doctor’s visit, helping us monitor their health and respond to their needs with care and attention.
Our dedicated nursery team uses the positive discipline approach to teach and guide our children by reinforcing positive behaviour, letting them know which behaviours are acceptable in a way that is both firm yet kind. Fostering a climate based on caring, connection before correction, kindness and firmness, and dignity and respect.
Using advanced teaching approaches and programmes, our curriculums are built with an entertaining approach to education that integrates fun and innovation into every facet of your child's learning process.
Learning through play, with materials and the nine stations prepared so that children can direct their own discovery — developing motor skills, independence and problem-solving from a very young age.
Art is fundamental to our creative learning process — it enhances creativity, broadens the imagination, develops self-esteem, and encourages critical thinking and learning. Art engages the child's senses in open-ended play and develops their social, emotional and sensory-motor skills.
Jolly Phonics is the systematic phonics programme we use as part of our literacy programme. It is designed to teach children to read and write by introducing them to the 42 letter sounds of the English language, rather than just the alphabet. They are then taken through the stages of blending and segmenting words, so as to develop their reading and writing skills.
Alongside literacy and numeracy, we teach character explicitly. These seven habits are woven into daily conversation, stories and the way conflicts get resolved.
Quran, Arabic, English and French run through the day as part of ordinary routines — greetings, songs, story times and instructions — rather than being taught as separate lessons.
Daily memorisation and recitation, pitched to each age group and continuing through after school.
Mother-tongue storytelling, rhymes and letter recognition.
Our main language of instruction, with Jolly Phonics as the literacy backbone.
Introduced through songs, counting, colours and daily greetings.
Yes — and often more than enough. Children who learn through play arrive at school able to concentrate, finish a task, work with others and solve a problem without being told the answer. Alongside that, our Seniors group covers the 42 letter sounds through Jolly Phonics, early numeracy through Montessori materials, and pencil control and writing readiness.
Every child has their own account on our mobile app. You will receive daily reports, monthly menus, monthly newsletters and themes, doctor's examination reports, quarterly assessment reports and any important notifications — so you are never guessing.
We use positive discipline: firm yet kind. Connection comes before correction. We tell children clearly which behaviours are acceptable and why, and we give them the tools to handle the feeling next time — rather than punishing and moving on.
Three home-cooked meals a day: breakfast, a snack and lunch. We use only fresh food and minimise salt, sugar and flour with healthy alternatives. The month's menu is published to parents in advance through the app.
Yes, the entire nursery is monitored by cameras to help ensure your child's safety and well-being at all times. For the privacy and protection of all our children and staff, the footage is not accessible remotely or online; it can only be viewed on site.
If you would ever like to see any footage, we warmly welcome you to come in, and we’ll be happy to review it together with you.
A qualified pediatrician conducts weekly health check-ups for every child, and remains on call for any additional needs that may arise. All check-up updates are recorded and made available through the app, ensuring parents have continuous access to their child's health information.
Our gradual separation approach. At our nursery, we believe a gentle, gradual transition helps every child feel safe and confident in their new environment. From day one, we ask mothers to stay with their little ones for the first two hours, allowing the child to explore and bond with their surroundings in a familiar presence.
Each day, we extend this time by an hour — three hours on day two, and so on — until, by the end of the week, the child is comfortable staying independently. This step-by-step approach respects each child's pace, easing separation anxiety and helping the transition into nursery life feel natural and stress-free for both child and parent.