Arwo Learning Center aims to create a community of children, parents and educators working together to support and encourage children's growth and enthusiasm for learning. We strive to create a developmentally appropriate classroom environment that not only reflects each child's unique abilities but also encompasses their home culture and experiences as well.
At The Growing Tree Childcare Center, we offer more than just care – we provide a nurturing environment where children blossom. Our passionate, dedicated staff are committed to providing exceptional care for children aged 6 weeks to 5 years. Our Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum encourages exploration and discovery through hands-on learning. We're a nature-based program, embracing outdoor play year-round, from summer adventures to winter wonderlands. This fosters curiosity, resilience, and a love for the natural world. At The Growing Tree, your child will thrive in our loving, stimulating, and nature-rich setting.
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Portland, ME, daycare center for ages 2 months-5 years old offering flexible scheduling, limited closures, & year-round infant, toddler, preschool, & pre-k programs designed to support each child's growth. Our curriculum is built for every age & stage, combining learning through discovery & play with engaging group activities and individualized learning tailored to every child, guided by highly certified teachers. We prioritize health & safety with classrooms & outdoor learning spaces designed for curiosity & hands-on learning. Families stay connected with daily updates, notes, & photos through our My Bright Day™ app. Contact us for tours, enrollment, & availability.
As Maine's oldest child care center, we offer full-day, full-year, quality early care and education for children from 6 weeks to 5 years in our 6 classrooms. We prioritize low to moderate income families, and provide a healthy breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack. We have a great outdoor playground and take advantage of our downtown Portland location with walking field trips.
