Welcome to the Fernbrook KinderCare! Our team has over 100 years of experience in Early Childhood Education to share with your family.
We are passionate about developing the whole child through daily experiences and positive teacher-child interactions.
Our dedicated team believes our success comes from building meaningful partnerships with each family to ensure personal and educational success for every child.
Welcome to Fernbrook KinderCare, a child development center that
has been offering exceptional early childhood education since 1986.
We are very proud of our long standing reputation in the Plymouth
community!Through a focus on communication andour
commitment to nurturing the whole child, our team of experienced
teachers will assist your child's social, emotional, physical and
intellectual growth. Our curriculum focus ondaily experiences
inliteracy, math, science and the creative arts through a
medium children understand - play! Our team is eager to partner
with your family and support the beginning of your child's
educational success.
From our keyed entry to our fenced perimeter, our goal is to ensure
safety for all children, families and teachers. We have a monthly
visit from a Registered Nurse as well as a Health & Safety
Coordinator on site. Our Health & Safety Coordinator conducts
monthly disaster drills and playground/classroom safety
inspections, facilitates safety trainings and updates and maintains
current allergy/emergency information for our school. All staff are
certified in CPR, First Aid, Abusive Head Trauma and Sudden
Unexpected Infant Death Syndrome.
Hours Of Operation: 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, M-F
Languages Spoken: American_sign_langugage, Spanish
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