New Moon Nursery

New Moon Nursery in Doha, Qatar, stands as a premier day care center and playschool committed to providing quality childcare and education. Located on Al Rajaah Street in New Salata, the nursery caters to children aged from 12 months (1 year) to 4 years, offering a nurturing and stimulating environment. The philosophy at New Moon is centered on facilitating the physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and moral development of each child through an enriching and fun-loving learning experience. Their vision is to nurture children the right way, ensuring a joyful, secure, and stimulating atmosphere, because "every child deserves the best." The mission emphasizes providing quality education, culture, and values, focusing on holistic personality development, and serving as a "second home" for children. The curriculum is a unique blend, developed by renowned academicians who researched and amalgamated best practices from Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and Play-way methodologies. This approach fosters an activity-cum-inquiry-based learning environment where children explore ideas and gain knowledge through questioning. Key skill development areas include Language & Literacy, Numeracy, Science Awareness, Social Awareness, General Knowledge, Emotional and Behavioral Skills, Creative Skills (Art & Craft, music, dance), and Physical Skills (Gross & Fine Motor Skills). New Moon Nursery offers distinct programs: "Saplings" for daycare (12 months onwards), "Cute Buddies" for Play Group (2 to 3 Years) focusing on sharing, crafts, stories, and songs, and "Little Champs" for Nursery (3 to 4 years) which promotes independence through "Personal Choice Time" and reinforces routine during "Circle Time." Facilities at the nursery prioritize a child-friendly, safe, hygienic, and eco-friendly environment. They boast a good quantity of indoor and outdoor play materials, a well-equipped Children's Gym, numerous puzzles and learning aids, and a special medical room for emergencies. The dedicated team comprises well-qualified and trained trainers, along with a resident nurse and trained support staff (Aayas), ensuring comprehensive care and supervision.