The center is a newly constructed state of the art facility. The facility has many features that provide a safe, clean environment for the children and enhance classroom management for teachers. A security door, security camera, and observation windows monitor visitors to the center. Well designed classrooms feature a variety of rich learning centers, areas for children to work and learn independently, a cozy reading area with couch and carpet, and a circle time area for stories and group activities.

The early learning classrooms support children’s basic functions and learning activities from a child’s perspective. Toilets, sinks, faucets, mirrors, drinking fountains, tables and chairs, and low shelves are at the child’s level and child-sized. Each Preschool room has separate his and hers bathrooms.

A major portion of a child’s day is spent in play. Children develop, physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually through play. To help facilitate these play experiences, whether indoors or outdoors, the Cambridge School provides a safe play environment with plenty of appropriate play equipment.

Playgrounds
We recognize the importance of outdoor play in the development of the whole child. The outdoors is an extension of the classroom. Our playgrounds are outfitted with age-appropriate equipment designed for active play and exploration. Playground activities provide your child with the opportunity for physical and social development as well as additional learning activities.  Playground safety is a priority at the Cambridge School.  There are separate playgrounds for toddlers and preschool age children.  Our playgrounds feature age appropriate equipment and approved by the APDAA.  Teachers are trained to provide proper supervision.

There are separate playgrounds for infant/toddlers and preschool age children.  The playground equipment meets IPEMA certification standards for safety.  The Cambridge School employs the National Program for Playground Safety (NPPS) model for teachers and children.  The S.A.F.E. model promotes playground safety through proper supervision, age-appropriate design, fall surface, and equipment maintenance.  According to NPPS, 40% of all playground injuries occur when adults are either not present or actively supevising children who are playing on equipment.