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Purposeful play
Play is serious work for young children. Through it they learn to observe, compare, sort and sequence, and to get along with others.
Island East · A Creative Kindergarten group school
A kindergarten where children grow their own curiosity, between books and play.
01About us
The Island East campus, formerly Kendall International Preschool, has joined the Creative Kindergarten group and is now The Sprout Creative Kindergarten.
We believe curiosity isn't taught. It grows by itself, in a place that feels safe and warm, full of books and play.
02Our mark
Every part of our mark has a meaning. Together they tell the story of how a child grows.
A red ring that protects, a sun-yellow centre, and green letters for growth.
Sitting at the bottom of the badge, it is the centre of the flower, and the small head of a child.
The green letters become a sprouting figure. The upright stroke is the stem; the small c is a leaf.
The book is the soil everything grows from. Learning is the foundation.
03How we learn
Play with a purpose builds thinking skills that last: observing, comparing, sorting and solving problems.
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Play is serious work for young children. Through it they learn to observe, compare, sort and sequence, and to get along with others.
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Big blocks, small hands. Between trying and trying again, children build focus and confidence.
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Language is the cornerstone of knowledge and friendship. Literacy, maths, science and the arts are woven through every day.
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Sunshine, fresh air and tricycles. When their bodies move, their social and emotional skills grow too.
04Our character
Cheerful days and simple, clear routines.
Teachers kneel down and talk at a child's eye level.
Questions first, answers later. Getting it wrong just means trying again.
Open, honest communication with families at every step.
05Programmes
Ages 2–3
Play and daily routines build a sense of security, so a child's first step away from home feels safe.
Ages 3–4
Between play corners and reading corners, children learn to choose, take turns and speak up.
Ages 4–5
Hands-on inquiry and small-group projects turn observations into questions, and questions into discoveries.
Ages 5–6
Literacy, maths, science and the arts come together, preparing children for primary school.
Timetables, fees and school bus arrangements will be announced with 2027–28 admissions.
06Admissions
Families are welcome to book a visit, meet our teachers and see the learning spaces for themselves.
Visit the Creative Kindergarten group websiteCampus address and phone number coming soon.