Motor Skills Play promotes the movement children need for every day tasks e.g. feeding themselves, moving around, balancing etc.

Gross motor skills: These are movements that involve large muscle groups. Active Play on the climbing wall, cargo net, swing, dramatic play etc. all help to develop balance, coordination, reaction time, and physical strength.

Fine motor skills: These smaller movements require more precision, manual dexterity and developing hand-eye-coordination. Art and craft play, small world play, role play all develop the use of these fine motor skills

Art and Sensory Play are crucial for childhood development. Art involves creativity, fine motor skills, and hand-eye coordination. Sensory play explores touch, smell, taste, sight, and sound to learn and develop cognitive, social, emotional, and physical skills. Combining both allows children to explore, experiment, and create, promoting overall well-being and encourages the development of language and fine motor skills. This type of play develops nerve connections in the brain, while promoting creativity, exploration and problem solving.

Small World Play is a type of imaginative play that involves creating scenarios using small figurines and other objects. Kids can construct their own miniature worlds and structures, developing their engineering skills and spatial awareness. It offers children rich learning experiences that can enhance their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Through small world play, children can develop their problem-solving skills, creativity, empathy, and language and communication skills

Constructive play entails activities that encourage children to build or create something, such as building with blocks, magnetic tiles, or legos. Constructive play is crucial for developing problem-solving skills, spatial awareness, and hand-eye coordination. Children develop their fine motor skills as they manipulate the materials, as well as their problem-solving skills as they figure out how to fit the pieces together.

Creative play encompasses a variety of activities that encourage children to explore and express their creativity, such as imaginative play, dramatic play, and musical play. This type of play enables children to use their imagination to create new ideas, stories, and art forms. Creative play is crucial for developing creativity, language skills, emotional intelligence, and artistic expression.

Skills Based Play (including books, puzzles and games) involves children practising specific skills, such as counting or letter recognition, through play. Examples include playing educational games or doing puzzles that focus on developing specific skills. Skills-based play is important for children's cognitive development and academic success, developing self-control, decision making and problem solving skills.