Early Years Literacy and Numeracy

Is your little one ready to explore the wonders of language and math?

Early Years Literacy and Numeracy Program is the perfect stepping stone for families seeking a comprehensive and nurturing educational experience for their preschool or kindergarten-aged children.

Ages 3½ to 5

Preschool or Kindergarten

3 Days a Week

Flexible Schedule

9-11:30am

Half-Day Enrichment

Montessori-Inspired Excellence

While not Montessori accredited, our program draws inspiration from the renowned Montessori methodology, fostering hands-on, experiential learning.

Personalized Attention

Led by an Ontario-certified teacher and an assistant, our small group setting (8:1 ratio) ensures personalized attention, creating an environment where every child can thrive.

Ideal for Homeschooling Families

Elevate Academy provides a solid and robust language and math program, catering to families embracing the homeschooling approach.

Seamless Transition to Public School

After the enriching morning sessions, we walk your little ones to their afternoon classes at the public school, fostering socialization and easing the transition to a full day of school when they are ready.

Not Ready for a Full Day? No Problem!

Recognizing that some young learners might not be ready for a full day of school, Elevate Academy provides the perfect balance of structured learning and exploration, tailored to your child's unique pace and needs.

Investment:

$60/day (or $800/month)

Minimum 10-month commitment.

Testimonials

What Our Parents Say

  • "I am so incredibly fortunate that Colette was my son Max’s teacher for both grade 2 and grade 3. I cannot begin to describe the positive influence that Colette had on Max during those two very important and formative years. Right from the beginning, Colette took Max away from the special-education environment, and integrated him fully (and successfully!) in the regular school program. Colette’s guidance, encouragement, and communication (with Max and with us) enabled Max to integrate socially with his peers. This is important for any child, but especially so for children with Asperger’s Syndrome."

    Allison S.