Welcome to Little Amigos
We at little Amigos want to be part of your childs early years education. In our IPC franchised programs, we build a safe and fun environment for learning and growing in the many aspects of early years development.
Love is our secret ingredient.
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Choosing a school for children is one of the most important concerns for parents, as this decision has a great impact on the children’s lives and their futures.
Little Amigos Learning Academy and Preschool is the first IPC school in Sri Lanka and is a leader in early childhood education.
By choosing an IPC school, you have chosen a school and curriculum that has gone through extensive academic research in education and meets all national and international standards.
Why Choose us
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Our teachers love all the children, love for young learners is our no 1 hiring criteria
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IPC is a centralized organization that offers parents a level of quality assurance through its accreditation program. The IPC group accredits teachers and schools.
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The IPC offers a global level of education for Sri Lanka's local market
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The IPC includes training for all teachers.
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Expats, diplomats and multinational companies are our partners in success.
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The IPC draws on recent research, including some incorporation from Maria Montessori. https://www.ipc.education/
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Check out IPC Preschool Curriculum units sample. This unit is called At the Farm and is complete with the unit, parent newsletter, a selection of the many corresponding learning & teaching aids, as well as the List identifying every item in the unit. The "At the Farm" unit can be found here.
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For your further information, we will also link to a sample of one of the Infant and Toddler Curriculum units, Domestic Animals, for your review. This curriculum will be used, when appropriate, in our two-year-old room.
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Outside of IPC, we provide a tremendous amount of service and information when you visit us at our school. Schedule a meeting today.
More about IPC
The International Preschool Curriculum consists of 56 thematic units. All units encompass six trans-disciplinary content learning areas: (1) Language Arts; (2) Socio-Emotional Skills; (3) Numeracy; (4) Creative and Visual Arts; (5) Sciences; (6) Fine and Gross Motor Skills. The curriculum is based on proven and peer-reviewed concepts that include play, inquiry and objective-based learning styles.
There are five underlying themes and objectives of the IPC which are designed to cultivate critical thinking, raise self-awareness, promote an understanding of other cultures and encourage internationalism and multilingualism.
The IPC takes the prevailing view that the first few years of a child's life provide a vital opportunity for development. The IPC involves family and parents wherever possible in understanding and facilitating the objectives of the organization.
