The learning advantage: Play and routines in Early Years
Join ISHCMC and FMP Healthcare Group for a morning of practical insights into your child’s early development.
The early years are full of small moments that matter. A familiar bedtime routine. A new question. The freedom to explore through play.
Join us at ISHCMC to hear from healthcare and education professionals about the role healthy sleep routines and play can have in a young child’s development and learning.
Discover practical perspectives you can take into everyday family life, and see how learning through play takes shape in our Early Years spaces.
Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026
Time: 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
Venue: Community Café, ISHCMC
Hear from our expert speakers
Dr. Jonathan Halevy
Head of Pediatrics, FMP Healthcare Group
Advantages of healthy sleep routines
Explore the importance of healthy sleep routines during the early years and consider how everyday habits can support young children.
Ms. Leanne Le
ISHCMC Educator
High performance starts with play
Discover how play gives young children opportunities to explore, experiment, and develop through meaningful experiences.
What to Expect
Practical perspectives: Hear from healthcare and education professionals on sleep routines, play, and early childhood development.
Learning through play: Discover how children can build understanding through exploration, creativity, and everyday experiences.
A closer look at ISHCMC: Take an optional tour of our Early Years learning spaces and see where young children’s questions and ideas take shape.
Who Should Attend
This event is for families with children ages 0–5 who want to learn more about early childhood development, find practical ideas to support their child at home, or explore Early Years education at ISHCMC.
Whether you are thinking about your child’s first school experience or looking for fresh perspectives on the early years, we look forward to welcoming you.
Join us at ISHCMC
Come with your questions. Leave with new perspectives on the everyday moments that help young children grow and learn.
Thursday, November 12, 2026 | 9–10:30 a.m.
Community Café, ISHCMC