Field House
At 8am the garden is already loud: gumboots by the door, watering cans out, someone important supervising the snail crossing. Field House is our garden campus — vegetable beds, a mud kitchen and room to run.
book here: (555) 014-2210Pick a morning. Bring the small person.
Thirty unhurried minutes at either campus, during the real day — mid-mess, mid-song, exactly as it will be. You will meet the educators who would have your child, not a salesperson. We do not employ one.
Two slots a day, five days a week
9:30am catches the rooms at full tilt; 4:00pm shows you the calm end of the day and the postcard desks in action. Saturdays are quieter walk-throughs with Wren or Theo.
- Tuesday9:30 am · 4:00 pm
- Wednesday9:30 am · 4:00 pm
- Thursday9:30 am · 4:00 pm
- Friday9:30 am · 4:00 pm
- Saturday10:00 am walk-through
closed Sundays and Mondays — sorry, the sparrows sleep in
What thirty minutes covers
- 1
The rooms, mid-morning, exactly as they run — we do not tidy for tours, on principle.
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The educators who would actually have your child, and time to ask them anything.
- 3
The kitchen at work and this week's menu on the door.
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The fee sheet in your hand before you leave — the same one published on this site.
Choose your campus, or see both
Harbour House
Harbour House is quieter: a big sunlit reading room, cubbies at kid height, a rooftop yard with a string of paper flags. The babies' windows catch the morning light, which is exactly where we put the rugs.
book here: (555) 014-2210After the tour
No follow-up calls, no pressure sequence. You get the postcard treatment instead: a handwritten note from the room you visited, and a place held in visit order if you join the waitlist. The decision stays yours.
The kettle is on either way
If you are still reading at this hour, you are exactly the kind of parent we like. Call in the morning — or email, and Wren will reply between story circle and lunch.