Children learning together in a bright Montessori classroom
Admissions open every November

Join the BanyanBloom community.

Book a campus visit to see our mixed-age Montessori rooms, meet the team, and understand the simple path from enquiry to June start or year-round daycare entry.

PROGRAMS

Choose the right room for your child’s stage.

Admissions are shaped around readiness, not pressure. Start with the age band that fits today, then move forward with a visit and a clear follow-up from our team.

Toddlers exploring a Montessori classroom

Toddler Program

18m–3y

A gentle morning rhythm with movement, language, and practical life activities for children who are just beginning to separate confidently.

Preschool children reading and working together

Primary Program

3y–6y

Mixed-age learning with hands-on materials, independent choice, and a calm environment built for strong foundations before primary school.

Children playing safely in an extended daycare room

Extended Daycare

Until 6:30pm

Flexible care with secure pickup, allergy-aware meals, and a warm end-of-day routine for working parents who need dependable coverage.

Priya Menon standing in a preschool classroom

Founded by Priya Menon

AMI-certified educator with 15 years in early childhood education.

THE SCHOOL

A quiet, capable place for children and parents alike.

BanyanBloom is built around calm routines, secure pickup, and teachers who can read the room before they change it. Families come for the structure; they stay for the way children settle in and grow with confidence.

Our approach is Montessori-led and age-aware, with a team that communicates clearly at every step of admissions. You will leave a visit knowing what happens next and what your child will experience day to day.

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ADMISSIONS PATH

A simple path from enquiry to a June start.

The process is intentionally clear: we answer questions, meet your child, and confirm next steps without pressure. Rolling daycare admissions continue year-round.

01

Send the enquiry

Share your child’s age and the kind of support you need. We will follow up with the right programme and a few visit options.

02

Visit the campus

Meet the team, see the classrooms, and ask about the routines, safety protocols, and placement timeline for your child.

03

Confirm your place

If the fit is right, we will guide you through the final details and keep communication clear before your start date or daycare join date.

FAQ

Questions parents usually ask before they visit.

We keep the answers direct so you can decide quickly whether BanyanBloom feels like the right next step for your family.

When do admissions open?

Admissions open every November for the June start. Daycare places are reviewed year-round when there is availability.

What age should my child be?

Children must be 18 months by June 1 for the toddler programme. Primary admissions begin at three years and continue through age six.

How safe is pickup?

We use secure pickup with ID verification, CCTV across campus, and background-verified staff so the handover stays calm and traceable.

How is the team supported?

BanyanBloom has a team of 14, including 8 trained teachers, a full-time nurse, and an allergy-aware kitchen to support day-to-day care.

BOOK A VISIT

Come see the rooms, the routine, and the people in one visit.

This is the best way to understand fit. Bring your questions about age placement, daycare timing, the curriculum, and what a typical day looks like.

Campus visit request

Tell us a little about your family.

We will follow up to confirm a suitable time; no booking is completed automatically here.

GUIDE

Download the admission guide before you visit.

If you want a quick overview first, the guide covers programme ages, the admissions calendar, and the practical details parents usually ask about.

Download admission guide

Calendar

November

Admissions open for the June start.

Eligibility

18 months

Must be 18 months by June 1 for toddler entry.

Coverage

6:30pm

Extended daycare keeps the day flexible for working families.

Support

1:8

A teacher-child ratio designed to keep attention personal.