Learning made real, through a child’s eyes.

Programs for Every Age

Each class is shaped for its age.

Across every class: Music & Movement daily. Indoor playground time daily. Art in every room. Six rooms in all — one daily Music & Movement room and five rotational themed rooms. Instruction is in English. Children of all language backgrounds are welcome.

Looking for after-school enrichment? See Robothink and our partner programs.

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Baby & Me

(9 months – 1.5 years) · 8 children per teacher

Parent and baby, afternoons. Music, movement, sensory play. The work is connection.

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Strawberry bear

my first steps

(1.6 – 2.5 years) · 8 children per teacher

One warm, familiar environment. Connection, sensory exploration, language, movement. Each day brings a gentle focus: sensory, color, movement, language, shapes and counting, tinker time. Morning or Afternoon.

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kiwi koala

Nursery

(2.6 – 3.5 years) · 10 children per teacher

A child who knows the way through the week. Daily Music & Movement and indoor play are the familiar anchors. From these, the week begins to open.

Across the week, children move through the five themed rooms: Literacy, Phonics, Numeracy, Shapes & Patterns, and Sensory Science. Each room holds the materials it needs. The structure introduces itself gently. Curiosity stays in charge.

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lemon lion

Preschool

(3.6 – 4.5 years) · 12 children per teacher

A child who finds the rhythm of the week. Each themed room becomes a different way of thinking. Literacy, Fine Motor & Phonics, Numeracy, Shapes & Patterns, Sensory Science. The child meets each subject in the room built for it.

Hands-on materials, movement, and guided invitations are the daily work. A child arrives at understanding through doing.

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coco croc

Kinder

(4.6 – 5.5 years) · 12 children per teacher

Each learning environment is a different way of thinking. Hands-on materials, movement, guided invitations. Children engage more deeply. Learning remains balanced and joyful. Children begin to notice one another’s thinking. Mornings plus at least 3 afternoons. Rotational rooms. Collaborative work.

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cherry cheetah

Primary 1

(5.6 – 6.5 years) · 15 children per teacher

Clear structure. Purposeful materials. Organized thinking. Partner work daily — pairs change. Children think with different minds across the week. Friendship grows from working together. Mornings plus at least 3 afternoons. Advanced literacy and numeracy.

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Primary 2

(6.6 – 7.5 years)

Coming School Year 2027–2028.

Class Hours & Enrollment Options

Class hours

  • Morning (8:30 am – 11:30 am) — Three hours of active learning and engagement.
  • Afternoon (1:00 pm – 3:00 pm) — Two hours of active learning and engagement.
  • Extended Day (8:30 am – 3:00 pm, 3 days/week) — Full immersion into learning. Children explore more deeply across the day, rotating through all learning environments. Includes lunch and nap.
  • Full Day (8:30 am – 3:00 pm, every weekday) — Complete engagement. Older children benefit from the additional time to engage deeply, collaborate, and process discovery. Includes lunch and nap.

about enrollment

  • Academic Year: August to May
  • Summer: June – July
  • Enrollment: Open year-round, subject to availability
  • Placement: Guided by age, readiness, and developmental fit

Studio at Beams — After-School Enrichment

Beyond the school day, Studio at Beams offers enrichment programs that extend learning through play and creativity. Open to Color Beams students and children from other schools.

RoboThink

Hands-on robotics and engineering for ages 4½ and up. Children design, build, test, and problem-solve through play and collaboration.

Partner Programs

  • Victor Ursabia Dance Theatre Arts
  • Super Simple Ballet


Programs run after school in small groups.

What a Child Carries Forward

Color Beams children arrive at their next school knowing who they are — and able to see beyond the work in front of them. Each lesson becomes a stepping stone toward a creative, thinking mind.

A child reads — because words come alive as stories in the mind. Counts in many ways — seeing past the symbols to the relationships underneath. Signs a name as the author of every work proudly created.

A child is wholly themselves. And at an early age, knows who they are — emotionally settled, comfortable with their own feelings, attentive to other children’s, and confident that learning is something they do well.

A space to make my mark.