Inside our classrooms, children discover the joy of learning every day through projects, collaboration, and creative thinking. Inspired by Loris Malaguzzi and Howard Gardner, we believe that every child is unique and understands the world in their own way.
Our role as teachers and parents is to create learning experiences where learners can ask questions, solve problems, test new ideas, and build confidence — all through the power of discovery and projects that bring learning to life.
Daily Program
07:30 | Opening
Learners start the day together with a short opening and preparation for the day.
08:00 | Classes Begin
Formal teaching and project-based learning activities start.
09:30 – 10:00 | First Break
Time for a snack and play.
11:30 – 11:45 | Second Break
A short break to recharge.
13:00 – 13:20 | Third Break & Lunch
Learners eat together and enjoy a final break.
14:00 | School Ends
The formal school day ends at 14:00.
Afternoon Options
14:00 – 15:00 | Afternoon Program
For families who need a later option. This includes lunch as well as an additional homework period.
14:00 – 17:30 | Aftercare Program
For families who need a longer option. This includes lunch, a sandwich and fruit, as well as the additional homework period. Afterward, children enjoy creative and calm activities until they are collected.
Clothing
Boys
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Shirt: Red without any branding. Regio shirts can be ordered from the office.
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Shorts/Pants: Dark blue, grey, or black shorts or long pants may be worn. Shorts must be four fingers above the knee.
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Shoes: Sneakers, sandals, or any other closed shoes.
Girls
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Shirt: Red without any branding. Regio shirts can be ordered from the office.
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Shorts/Skirts/Dresses: Dark blue, grey, or black shorts, skirts, or dresses may be worn. Skirts and shorts must be four fingers above the knee. A pair of shorts should be worn under skirts or dresses.
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Shoes: Sneakers, sandals, or any other closed shoes.
⚠️ All clothing items must please be clearly labeled.
Breakfast
Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day — and with good reason. According to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, children cannot fully focus on learning or feel secure if their basic needs, such as a full stomach, are not met.
It is therefore important that learners eat breakfast at home, or that their lunchbox includes something suitable for breakfast.
At Regio, we ensure that children can start each day with energy and focus.
Healthy Lunchbox & Water
The brain uses about 20% of the body’s energy throughout the day and needs the right “fuel” to maintain focus and learning.
A healthy lunchbox helps learners stay alert and eager to learn. Cookies, chips, candy, and fizzy drinks will be stored away and returned after school.
On Fridays, we have Tuckshop Day, where children may buy and enjoy treats. This day is planned to be less intensive so that learners can relax and have fun together.
