What a provocation actually is (and what it is not)Reggio-inspired schools talk constantly about provocations. Here is what one looks like on a Tuesday morning in the Twos room, and why the word is doing real work rather than decorating a craft table.Rosa IglesiasNotes from the studio
Written by the people in the rooms, mostly about the parts of early years that are hard to explain on a tour.
What a provocation actually is (and what it is not)Reggio-inspired schools talk constantly about provocations. Here is what one looks like on a Tuesday morning in the Twos room, and why the word is doing real work rather than decorating a craft table.Rosa Iglesias
How we practise safe sleep, in plain languageAlone, on the back, in a crib, every time. What safe sleep means in practice in our infant room, what we do about the fifteen-minute checks, and the one thing that can change any of it.Marisol Vega · April 2, 2026 Outside in the rain: our all-weather policy, and what it costs you in laundryPortland has around 150 rainy days a year. Treating them as indoor days would mean children barely went outside between October and May. Here is what we actually do, and where the line is.Ellie Hartmann · February 19, 2026
How to read the documentation on your child’s wallThe panels by the door are not a display. They are the school’s thinking made visible, and there is a way to read them that gets you far more than "lovely, is that a bird".Dr. Anita Raval · January 8, 2026
Come and see the light in the rooms
Tours run Tuesday and Thursday at 9:30am, deliberately while the rooms are full and working. Bring your child if you like. Allow an hour.



