Thanks very much for lighting the spark. Every moment spent might help to change his worldview completely, it’s not only the objects but also the people.
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All Five’s Mission
Empower all families to choose a high quality early childhood education for their children.
We Think Differently
We believe that irrespective of their family background all children deserve to be happy. We think they ought to enjoy going to school. At All Five, we pride ourselves on our commitment to child-centered, active learning of kindness and leadership in the classrooms.
First Few Years Are Critical
Research shows that 80% of brain development happens by age of 3. Vocabulary attainment at age three is indicative of performance at ages 9 and 10 on various vocabulary, language development and reading comprehension measures. Thus, the foundation built by age three has great bearing on an individual’s progress for many years to come.
Between ages 3 and 5 we make huge gains in using these skills as we practice them more. We learn to become flexibile to different rules for different contexts and resist impulsive behaviors.
Children Are Not Getting A Chance
80%
of brain development happens by age 3. High quality early childhood education is key as it impacts a child’s ability to learn and succeed in life.
20 million
More words heard by children from professional families than those from low-income families.
By age 3
Kids start learning to use core capabilities in basic ways like focusing attention, responding to limit-setting, and following simple rules.
500
studies confirm socioeconomic diversity has positive impacts on all groups by reducing prejudice, negative attitudes, and stereotypes while at the same time increasing friendships among members of different groups.
Our Strategies
Reflective Teaching
Resource Richness
Best Practices Curriculum
Sharing Resources
Respecting The Environment
Our Impact 2015-2020
Help Us Serve More Children
The habits we form from childhood make no small difference. They make all the difference.
— Aristotle
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