FAQ
Most frequent questions and answers
The school is situated at Accra-Nsawam Road. Opposite Nsawam Prisons.
Normal hours are from 7:00am-3:00pm Monday through Friday. After School Programs from 3pm to 06:00pm. We have early drop off at 6:30am and late pick up at 6:00pm.
Yes, depending on the number of children enrolled at a particular time.
We serve children from 6weeks through 15 years of age. We typically determine the placement of your child based on age; however, we consider many other factors upon deciding the makeup of a classroom. Such factors would include boy to girl ratio, different personalities, age, readiness, social emotional development, etc…
Enrollment is on-going, and a child may enter at any time during the year. We do not have a potty-trained prerequisite for two or three years old.
Separation anxiety is a normal developmental stage where children experience anxiety when they are separated from their parent. Separation is a process. Some children have no separation anxiety, and some children experience anxiety for several weeks. It is important to comfort the child and let them know it is okay to cry or feel upset. Teachers manage separation by utilizing proven strategies to lessen the unknown, such as classroom visitation, consistent schedules, and routines, bringing familiar items from home, and creating an open and honest communication with parents.
All our Pre head teachers have a Diploma in Early Childhood Education and are certified in Early Childhood Education. Head teachers in the infant / toddler rooms may have a Certificate in Early Childhood Education or in a different field such as Elementary Education, Psychology, English, above all, we seek teachers with experience and passion to be in this field. The program director monitors and develop lesson plans with the facilitators. A Child’s Place Preschool also provides continuing in-service training and enables teams of teachers to attend conferences and workshops to bring back the latest in concepts, methods, and materials. Our staff meetings with the educational director serve as one of the most important training and resource gathering periods for our teachers. Our teachers have the energy, intellect, and charisma that take children on a magical and challenging voyage of discovery. Our teachers are well-educated and nurturing people who respect the children’s need for security while encouraging autonomy.
Discipline is a process of learning self-control, respect for others, and responsibility. Positive methods of discipline will be always practiced so children are aware of an acceptable code of conduct at school. Efforts to help students understand behaviors that are allowed, accepted, and encouraged (including individual charts, plans, and contracts) will be used. Other stop-and-think strategies that lead to positive results through positive reinforcement, good role modeling and redirection will also be used. For any on-going issues, teachers will communicate with parents so that school and home are working together with a child’s best interests in mind. To help children learn to manage their actions and feelings, teachers will model sharing, waiting, taking turns, solving problems, controlling impulses, and expressing ideas through words.
We provide a nurturing program that unfolds the authentic spirit and character of each child while educating their hearts and minds. Our teachers seek to install a deep and lasting academic excellence, one that prepares children to learn confidently for the rest of their lives and to give generously and joyfully to others. Our curriculum focuses on activity-based settings to educate students for academic excellence and personal integrity in a diverse coeducational community that emphasizes responsibility, stimulates collaboration, and promotes mutual respect. Students learn to have confidence, independence, high self-esteem and develop a joy of learning. We follow Creative Curriculum (thematic units) with a modified Montessori approach to learning.
The toys and classrooms are sanitized daily. Teachers follow a detailed checklist and sign off upon cleaning. Toys and surface areas are sanitized by the mandated 1:9 ratio bleach to water solution. Our housekeeper also maintains school appearance and cleanliness.
Facilities
The Assembly Hall is used for morning assemblies, plays and musical shows. There is a changing room at the back and curtain installations for drama as well as a sound control booth and professional lights.
The canteen offers a variety of food and snacks provides by a professional cooks under the School’s control.Health and Safety is managed through our Health and Wellness department and regular inspections are carried out by the Ghana Standards Board.
The school has fully equipped computer laboratories for all students, each equipped with 32 networked workstations with PCs that are fully multi-media. Students are supervised by teachers, technicians and teaching assistants.
The language laboratory located in the resource centre has a state-of-the-art thirty-booth audio set-up to facilitate the study of French, Spanish and English. A panel attached to the teacher’s table controls both. Students must take care of the equipment and observe the laid down rules strictly.
The school library is used for teaching the course on Library Studies as well as serving as a resource centre. Library is computerised for reference and circulation. There are technology resources available to students to use for research purposes.
Fully equipped laboratories to enable both Lower Secondary and Upper Secondary students to participate in practical science lessons.
Availability of full-fledged facilities with CCTV installation in all classrooms
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Location: Opposite Nsawam Prisons.
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Phone: 0552504381/0597008981/0264483006
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Email: contact@childplaceschool.com