Licensed childcare in Surrey · Now enrolling
Every child shines in their own colour
Units B & C, 6235 136 St Units A & D, Surrey, BC V3X 1H3
Come in. it's colourful in here
About Bright Rainbow Childcare
At Bright Rainbow Childcare, days are hands-on, because that's how children learn. Painting and drawing. Music and instruments. Dramatic play and puppets. Blocks, puzzles, and beads. The small, serious independence of tidying up and serving themselves at snack time. Our educators know the children in their care — what they reached for yesterday, what they're working up to, what they need on a hard morning. That's what shapes the room, and it's what you hear about at pickup.
CREATIVITY COMES FIRST
Painting, music, instruments, dramatic play, puppets. The messy part isn't what happens once the real learning is done — it is the real learning.
KNOWN, NOT JUST MINDED
Our educators know what your child reached for yesterday and what they need on a hard morning. That's what shapes the day, and it's what you hear about at pickup.
MULTI CULTURED
We celebrate multicultural occasions because our families are multicultural. Children learn that difference is ordinary by living it, not by being told.
SAFETY ISN'T IMPROVISED
We're licensed by Fraser Health. The colour and the noise are only possible because everything underneath them is careful and checked.
A look around Bright Rainbow
Our philosophy
Learning through play
Children learn with their hands before they learn with their heads. At Bright Rainbow Childcare, that means a day built around doing — mixing the paint, banging the drum, arguing with a puppet, getting the tower to stand on the fourth try. None of it is filler. A child deciding what to build, and what to do when it falls, is a child practising how to think. We just let it look like play, because to them it is.
What the days are made of
Our curriculum
Some of the day the children choose. Some of it we do. Some of it is one child and a puzzle; some of it is everyone singing at once. Some of it is indoors, and some of it is outside no matter the sky. The balance isn't accidental — it's the whole method. Children need room to follow what interests them, and they need someone watching closely enough to build the next thing around it.
Language
A book, a lap, and a child who wants to know what happens next. Story time, singing, finger plays, and questions we're in no hurry to finish answering.
Little hands
Paint, paper, scissors, and beads. Every cut and every brushstroke is a small hand getting ready for a pencil.
Science
Planting, watching, waiting. Caring for the garden, following the caterpillar all the way through, and finding out what happens if.
Emotional skills
The hardest thing a small child does is find the word for what they're feeling. We sit with them until they do — and then we listen.
Large muscle skills
Balls, hoops, bean bags, the parachute, and dancing. Bodies learn things that sitting still can't teach.
Self-help skills
Serving their own lunch, tidying their own mess, and getting their own coat on. Small jobs, done themselves, add up to a child who believes they can.
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What families say
In a parent's words
I get an actual conversation at pickup. Not a sheet. They tell me what he built, who he fell out with, and what he ate. I know his day.
