Our Programs
At Upper Providence Academy, we believe every stage of childhood brings new opportunities to discover, explore, and grow. Our programs are designed to support each child's development through nurturing care, age-appropriate learning experiences, and meaningful play.
Serving children ages 6 weeks through 5 years, we provide a foundation for lifelong learning, confidence, and kindergarten readiness.
Infant Program
Our infant program focuses on creating a warm environment where babies feel safe, loved, and supported as they begin exploring the world around them.
Through daily interactions, sensory experiences, music, stories, and play, our caregivers encourage early communication, motor development, and growing curiosity. Every moment, from feeding and diapering to floor play, offers an opportunity to connect, learn, and build trust.
Toddler Program
Toddlers are naturally curious, energetic, and eager to explore. Our toddler program embraces this exciting stage through hands-on activities that encourage independence, language development, and social interaction.
Children build new skills through music and movement, storytelling, creative play, and early learning activities. With encouragement, toddlers also begin developing important self-help skills, learning to share, and building friendships.
Preschool Program
Our preschool program helps children develop independence, confidence, and a love for learning through a balance of structured activities and creative exploration.
Children engage in art, science, early literacy, and math activities while strengthening their communication, problem-solving, and social skills. Through hands-on experiences and interactions with classmates, preschoolers practice cooperation, develop motor skills, and begin building a foundation for success.
Pre-K Program
Our Pre-K program prepares children for the transition to kindergarten by focusing on academic, social, and emotional readiness.
Through engaging activities, children strengthen early reading and writing skills, explore math and science concepts, and develop critical thinking abilities. They practice independence, communication, cooperation, and problem-solving, helping them enter kindergarten feeling confident and ready to learn.
