One on One AttentionChildren in the infant room receive personalized attention with a three to one, child to teacher ratio.
Learning About OthersLearning about others and developing important thinking skills are two important concepts in the Toddler program.
Learning CentersChildren in the Pre-K classroom prepare for Kindergarten through daily learning center activities.
Outdoor PlayOutdoor play is also an important part of the Pre-K classroom as it helps the children develop gross motor skills.
Burning EnergyOutdoor play is also important for the Pre-K classroom as our children have plenty of energy to burn.
Learn About ThemselvesThrough Quiet Time, toddlers are able to learn about themselves and develop essential thinking skills.
Field TripsDue to the close proximity to Colonial Williamsburg, our students are actively involved in storytime at the local library, walks down the historic Duke of Gloucester Street or burning energy on the Sunken Garden.
Child's PlayAt Williamsburg Campus Child Care, children are encouraged to learn through play. This teaches them critical problem solving, creating thinking and collaboration
Quiet ReadingChildren are encouraged to learn through both structured and unstructured play.
Art TimeChildren in the preschool classroom complete activities designed to aid in their cognitive development
Expression Through PaintingPreschoolers complete a variety of activities designed to aid in their social and emotional development.
Moving and DoingInfants spend most of the day learning by doing and moving.
Williamsburg Campus Child Care
The College is proud to support the child care program which benefits area children and their families. The campus and the child care program are enriched by the intellectual, creative and physical resources of the College of William and Mary. Academic programs, such as Education and Psychology, regularly participate in the activities of the Center. Both the William and Mary students and the WCCC children benefit from their experience at the Center.
WCCC's program increases the College's ability to attract and retain a diverse community of employees and students. In addition, the program allows employees and students at the College to work and study productively, knowing that their children are well cared for and are nearby.
"I’m so grateful...to have found a place which has supported our family and the unique needs and talents of our three children in all the ways it has, grateful to have become a part of an early childhood learning environment which we respect as much as we do the Center, and grateful for all of the relationships we have built," Jennifer S.