Fairfield, CT

The Goddard School of Fairfield offers a premier early childhood education program with F.L.EX.® Learning Program (Fun Learning Experience) that balances academic learning with creative play. Their state-of-the-art facility features secure entry systems, age-appropriate classrooms, and outdoor playgrounds. All teachers hold degrees in early childhood education or related fields and receive ongoing professional development. The curriculum focuses on literacy, STEM, art, and social-emotional development with daily communication to parents through the Goddard School app. They maintain low student-teacher ratios and follow rigorous health and safety protocols.

Bright Horizons at Fairfield provides a research-based World at Their Fingertips curriculum that emphasizes hands-on learning and individualized development. The center features secure, modern facilities with dedicated infant rooms, toddler learning centers, and preschool classrooms. Their highly qualified teaching staff includes certified early childhood educators with ongoing training in child development best practices. The program includes daily outdoor play, nutritious meals, and comprehensive learning assessments. Safety is prioritized with secure entry systems, regular health checks, and emergency preparedness protocols. Parent partnerships are strengthened through regular communication and family events.

Creative Beginnings serves the Fairfield area with a comprehensive early childhood program that balances structured learning with creative exploration. Their emergent curriculum adapts to children's interests while covering essential developmental domains. The facility features spacious classrooms, dedicated playgrounds for different age groups, and a large indoor gross motor room for active play. All lead teachers hold early childhood credentials and the center maintains excellent staff retention. The program includes music, art, Spanish exposure, and gardening activities. They emphasize social-emotional learning and character development while maintaining strong communication with families through daily reports and parent-teacher conferences.