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Little Paddington Preschool states that it places priority on social-emotional growth from early years, using daily routines and collaborative classroom activities to help children learn how to recognise and manage emotions. The curriculum features expressive opportunities such as “Paddington Presentors” and “Paddington Post” in the preschool programme, which give children structured chances to speak publicly, making learners more confident in communication. The school also emphasises building emotional intelligence, independence, and self-confidence through its Paddington Way / Hearts-Hands-Minds approach.
Little Paddington’s public site does not clearly describe detailed provisions for Special Educational Needs. It does not appear to be a specialist SEN institution and there is no publicly listed statement about which specific types of SEN are supported.
The preschool uses English and Mandarin in its programmes, including a Mandarin Immersion Programme. However, the information does not specifically mention support programmes for children whose first language is neither English nor Mandarin (i.e. EAL-specific interventions).
Little Paddington includes features that support mental wellbeing such as encouraging emotional resilience, helping children feel valued, and adopting routines that build self-esteem through positive interactions. There is no publicly described dedicated counselling service or mental health specialists listed.
There is no detailed public description of child protection policies (such as safeguarding officers, reporting procedures, background checks) located for the Thomson Walk centre.
Little Paddington - Thomson Walk offers programs for children aged 18 months to 6 years. The school follows a Reggio-Emilia-inspired approach and provides a serene environment for exploration. Facilities at the centre include spacious classrooms, outdoor play areas, and sensory-focused spaces for holistic development. A notable feature is the institution’s enrichment activities, such as science workshops and field trips, which enhance critical thinking and creativity, preparing children for future academic success.
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