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WE ARE PLAY BY NATURE!
Play by nature is an early childhood development centre focused on the Reggio Emilia approach. We provide educational, engaging and entertaining workshops for kids using the environment as the main teacher.
Our workshops are child-led with sensory integration at the forefront. Each child interprets our Play By Nature workshop set ups differently and that's the whole magic of it!
MEET THE PLAY BY NATURE TEAM:
MEET JESS & JOSH
Co-founders of Play By Nature.
A husband and wife duo excited to bring their knowledge and creative flare into early childhood development. With Jess's creative background and Josh's business background, it was the perfect mix for this to succeed.
Jess & Josh have a relaxed approach to teaching and this is exactly why this has been a success. This business has been about building our community & families have loved being able to let go and be in the moment - something that Jess & Josh are great at.
MEET CARLY
Franchise Owner of Play By Nature Sea Point.
Carly is an absolute gem, we are so lucky to have her as part of our Play By Nature family. She is sunshine in a person & always wanting to provide her clients with the absolute best experience.
MEET SARAH
Play by Nature teacher at our Sea Point Studio.
MEET MEGAN
Play by Nature teacher at our Westlake Studio.
MEET DANAE
Play by Nature teacher at our
Sea Point Studio.
MEET KATE
Play by Nature teacher at our
Westlake Studio.
WHAT IS THE REGGIO EMILIA APPROACH?
The Reggio Emilia approach is an early childhood education program that puts children in the driver’s seat. The approach sees them as curious individuals with the potential to develop and learn at their own pace from their environment and the relationships they build with others.
Instead of viewing children as having needs which must be fulfilled, they are viewed as strong and intelligent individuals who should be given opportunities to reach their potential.
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LORIS MALAGUZZI
FOUNDER OF THE REGGIO EMILIA APPROACH.
“Our task is to help children communicate with the world using all their potential, strengths and languages, and to overcome any obstacles presented by our culture.”
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