Kindergartens
Premiera has expertise in multiple educational systems for both kindergarten and early childhood and can tailor these to suit any need or context. We can offer IB-PYP, the Common Core, HighScope, IPC, NAEYC, Montessori, or Reggio Emilia. The designs of our kindergartens help to facilitate these educational systems.
Exterior Designs
Playful and Colorful Architecture
Our central kindergarten buildings are designed with playful, vibrant aesthetics. They feature safe, rounded shapes, large windows for ample natural light, and an inviting appearance. The colors are bright and cheerful, stimulating creativity and joy in young children.
Adventure Playgrounds
These areas are equipped with climbing structures, slides, and safe play equipment, encouraging physical activity and motor skill development. The playgrounds are designed with safety in mind, featuring soft landing surfaces and age-appropriate challenges.
Discovery Gardens
Interactive garden spaces allow children to engage with nature. They include plant and water features, where children can learn about different plants, ecosystems, and the basics of gardening.
Mini-Sport Complexes
Designed for various ball games and physical activities, these areas help in developing teamwork and coordination skills. They are scaled down to be suitable for young children, offering a variety of sports options.
Eco-Friendly Elements
Our designs include sustainable features like solar panels, rain gardens, and use eco-friendly materials. These elements help teach children the importance of environmental stewardship from an early age.
Security and Safety
The entire campuses are safely enclosed, with secure fencing and surveillance systems. This ensures a secure environment for children to explore and learn.
Interior Designs
Flexible Layouts
Classrooms have movable furniture and partitions, allowing for easy reconfiguration depending on the activity – from individual learning to group projects. This flexibility supports different teaching methods and learning preferences.
Interactive Technology
Incorporating smart boards, touch screens, and other interactive technology that are age-appropriate. These tools can be used for interactive learning games, storytelling, and creative expression.
Natural Light And Ventilation
Classrooms have large windows for natural light, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Ventilation is also key for maintaining air quality and comfort.
Themed Learning Zones
Different areas of the classrooms are often themed such as reading nooks, science corners with simple experiments set up, art areas with materials for crafting, and quiet zones for relaxation or individual work.
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Sensory And Tactile Materials
We use a variety of textures and materials in the classrooms, like soft rugs, cushions, tactile wall panels, and sensory toys, to stimulate sensory learning and exploration.
Nature Integration
Incorporating elements of nature inside the classroom, such as indoor plants, a small sandbox, or a water play area. These areas bring an element of the outdoors inside and help children connect with nature.
Colour Psychology
We utilise colours that are known to stimulate learning and creativity, like blues and greens for calmness and focus, and brighter colours like yellow and orange for energy and creativity.
Safety And Accessibility
We ensure all furniture has rounded corners, using non-toxic and child-safe materials, and make sure the space is accessible for all children, regardless of their physical abilities.
Storage Solutions
Ample storage is provided for educational materials, children’s personal items, and teachers’ resources. Storage is easily accessible to both children and adults.
Inclusive Design
We always ensure all spaces are inclusive and considerate of various needs, including quiet areas for children who might get overwhelmed by too much stimulation.