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Best Infant Daycare & Child Care in Cambridge, MD

The following Cambridge, MD daycares have immediate availability for infants. Even if a locations does not have current openings for your infant, you can schedule a tour to join the waiting list. Capacity changes on a daily basis and we’ll let you know when a space becomes available!

7 Infant Daycares in Cambridge, MD

Yolanda Hall Daycare

Daycare in
Cambridge, MD

(757) 300-5744

Yolanda Hall provides childcare for families living in the Cambridge area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to help the. .. Read More

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6:30 am – 11:00 pm

Kim Robbins Daycare

Daycare in
Cambridge, MD

(714) 266-1389

Kim Robbins offers safe, loving childcare in the Cambridge area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activities. The facility i… Read More

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7:00 am – 5:30 pm

Yvonne Sharp Daycare

Daycare in
Cambridge, MD

(757) 300-5744

Yvonne Sharp provides childcare for families living in the Cambridge area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to help the… Read More

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7:00 am – 5:00 pm

Tammy Washington Daycare

Daycare in
Cambridge, MD

(786) 671-6346

Tammy Washington provides childcare for families living in the Cambridge area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to help… Read More

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7:00 am – 5:00 pm

Diana Cephas Daycare

Daycare in
Cambridge, MD

(972) 544-6967

Diana Cephas offers safe, loving childcare in the Cambridge area. Kids learn through curriculum-based, educational activities. The facility … Read More

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6:30 am – 5:00 pm

Kia Tracey Quailes Daycare

Daycare in
Cambridge, MD

(651) 371-8786

Kia Tracey Quailes provides childcare for families living in the Cambridge area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to he… Read More

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6:00 am – 6:00 pm

Carmel Hopkins Daycare

Daycare in
East New Market, MD

(704) 859-2575

Carmel Hopkins provides childcare for families living in the East New Market area. Children engage in play-based, educational activities to … Read More

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Rock and Roll Daycare – Storefront, Montessori inspired, Music based Daycare

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© 2020

Daycare

never sounded

so good

Music-based,

Montessori-inspired

Music and cultures of the world,

the best educational resources
and a Montessori

inspired learning environment

Rock and Roll Daycare is a dynamic, music-based Montessori Childcare Program, serving infants, toddlers and preschool-aged children.  

We pride ourselves in continuous innovation, research and advancement in the early childhood field, creating hallmark programs that combine Montessori, Music, and Cultural education.

Music, culture and movement

Countless research studies have stressed the importance that early childhood music-making has on the developing body and brain.

We make daily music-learning fun and engaging through our Fiddlefox curriculum and specialised music teachers. Children discover rhythm and pitch, and appreciate music while learning  about different cultures of the world.

Who’s up for a challenge?

Children are challenged every day, with hands-on activities to learn about math, language, science, the outdoors, arts, practical life and sensorial development.

Our Challenge Education Curriculum taps into children’s inner motivation.

Children discover, solve and create their way through the curriculum.

Montessori inspired

Our Montessori-inspired educational environment is carefully tailored to motivate children.

Expert consultants from Open Door Montessori ensure our teachers receive on-going training in Montessori education.

Parents too are encouraged to participate in adult support sessions to align the home environment with this philosophy.

Rock and Roll Daycare children enjoy our

unique and
award winning music and culture

curriculum

Seven years ago we changed the rules of the game when we created music-based childcare. We love making a difference in children’s lives.

discover our curriculum

Elevating

the quality of
children’s lives

We believe that children deserve to be happy here and now.

Our mission is to serve children in their enjoyment and development to become
citizens of the world.

Rock and Roll Daycare exists to light the fire of creativity and imagination in every child through an advanced music and arts program, international cultural education,
and self-directed learning. Our vision is to bring hope to the world by transforming the lives of children.

A premium childcare experience

Young children thrive in environments where they can explore, improvise, and concentrate with hands-on music play. But we are more than a great educational program. Catch a glimpse of Rock and Roll Daycare in action below, through one of our weekly virtual home music classes!

Healthy food

Our thoughtfully prepared breakfast, snacks, and lunches are cooked fresh each day.

Convenience

Never bring a diaper to school again! We provide all toileting supplies.

Security

Video camera systems allow the comfort of checking in on your child during the day.

Award-winning system

Our award-winning system sets us apart! 

Knowledge builds respect

Children live in a growing 

interconnected and
multicultural world

In 2002, the National Geographic–Roper ran a Global Geographic Literacy Survey, and discovered that 11% of young U.S. citizens could not locate the U.S. on a map. The Pacific Ocean’s location was a mystery to 29%, Japan’s was unknown to 58%, France to 65%, and the U. K. to 69%.

We teach children about the rich variety of cultures all around the world. Every month each country becomes a whole new adventure.

Because once you understand the history of a nation, you learn to value and respect it.

We believe collaboration

is essential for progress

At Rock and Roll Daycare, we educate for global citizenship, celebrating the cultural wealth of all countries, peoples and music.

Yes, music is a big part of it. We believe that it is a universal language, and all children have it in them, waiting for the moment to be expressed.

With our music and culture curriculum, children discover the rich variety of cultures from around the world, and learn about history, traditions, art, cuisine…

Each country is a whole new adventure!

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How it all began

It’s best thought of as a 

love story

Our founder, violinist Christopher Vuk, tells us how it all began. It’s a story of music and love.

our story

Our values

We Encourage

Children speak kindly, help each other, and comfort friends who are hurting, Team members validate and speak well of others.

We Create

Children are empowered to experiment. Team members build together, and are open to change and consistent growth.

We Are Family

Children respect the adults and leaders in their lives, along with their fellow peers through their words and actions. Team members respect children and adults through words and actions.

We Live Music

Children have a general understanding and appreciation for music, culture, and art. Team members are musical experimenters, and learn alongside the children.

We Pursue Excellence

Children concentrate, move with coordination, work in an orderly way, and function as independent persons. Team members prepare in advance to reach the children’s needs.

Vocational professionals only

Build a 

career at Rock and Roll

We invest in teacher education and provide career opportunities for people who are looking to develop themselves in the exciting field of early childhood education! We support your ongoing growth, training and development.

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Client Testimonials

We strive to offer the best educational service to Rock and Roll families.

“Wanted to send a quick note of thanks for the International Night event tonight. The dance ensemble was awesome, my daughter was enthralled,
and she and her toddler friends had so much fun dancing and singing the songs you taught them. When we got home tonight, I asked her what kind of music we heard… and she said
“Mr Phil!“

J.

Anderson (parent)

“Our twins boys have loved Rock and Roll since they started, they are always excited to go to school, and they come home singing and dancing. The teachers and staff are really
wonderful and caring. Catered food is wonderful and makes life so much easier.”

A. Natenshon (parent)

“I highly recommend Rock and Roll East Cambridge. There is a daily music component, which seems good for providing entertainment and intellectual stimulation. The school puts a lot
of thought into educating the children in an age appropriate manner.”

A. Yu (parent)

“We always felt very safe leaving our son with the teachers and knew he was well taken care of Rock & Roll Daycare was always
very accommodating and flexible with two working parents who are trying to balance work and parenting. ”

T. Free (parent)

“Our son really enjoyed preschool at Rock and Roll, and he continues to sing many of the songs that he learned there. The music is really great
and it’s what makes it different from other preschools. Thanks for running such a wonderful program!”

M. Xu (parent)

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University of Cambridge – University of Cambridge

Keeping traditions – looking to the future!

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Information about the university

In the world rankings of universities, the University of Cambridge consistently occupies the highest places, competing with Oxford for the title of the best university. In addition, Cambridge is one of the richest universities in Europe.

The University of Cambridge (Cambridge University or University of Cambridge), one of the oldest universities in Europe and the second oldest in the UK, was founded in 1209 by scientists who left the University of Oxford because of a conflict with the local population. In 1214, they developed a set of rules and laws that became the basis of the academic and daily life of the University of Cambridge. In addition to religious studies (theology), the first Cambridge students studied philosophy, logic, mathematics and classical languages. Later, other exact sciences and the humanities were added to the list of compulsory subjects.

The oldest building of the University of Cambridge, the so-called. The School of Pythagoras was built before the founding of the university, in 1200. The first college, Peterhouse, was founded in 1284. There are currently 31 colleges in Cambridge, including the colleges themselves, the so-called. “dormitories” (halls) and Peterhouse mentioned above.

The University of Cambridge is one of the most ancient and conservative universities in the world, and any student of this university inevitably becomes part of the centuries-old Cambridge traditions. For example, the worst student was given a symbolic wooden spoon. The last time a similar spoon the size of an oar was issued at 1909 C. Holthouse, student of St. John’s College. In some colleges, only formal attire is allowed into the cafeteria, consisting of a dark suit, student robes, and a square hat with a tassel. Upon admission, each student is required to undergo a rite of matriculation, which consists in pronouncing the student’s oath in Latin in front of the chancellors of the university. No less solemn is the graduation procedure, during which the student also takes an oath in Latin and changes his old robe for a new one corresponding to the new degree he has received. The graduation procedure takes place in the Senate House, and students are admitted to the ceremony by seniority, in strict accordance with the founding time of the college. In addition, each college has its own specific traditions and rituals.

The University of Cambridge is particularly renowned for its success in science and medicine. No other university in the world has given the planet as many Nobel Prize winners as Cambridge. 88 graduates and teachers of the university received this prestigious academic award. 29 of them received prizes in physics, 25 in medicine, 21 in chemistry, 9 in economics, 2 in literature and one in peace. Famous scientists of the Middle Ages such as Isaac Newton and Francis Bacon studied here. It was in Cambridge that the creators of modern nuclear physics, Lord E. Rutherford, N. Bohr and J. R. Oppenheimer, worked, taught and did research. In addition to the amazing success in the exact sciences, Cambridge is also famous for its achievements in politics: 15 prime ministers of Great Britain and 25 heads of government of other countries have studied at Cambridge. Among the graduates and teachers of Cambridge, one can also find famous writers such as A. A. Milne, L. Stern, J. B. Priestley, W. M. Thackeray, C. Amis and Cl. Art. Lewis. A graduate of Trinity College and the creator of Lolita, the great Russian-American writer Vladimir Nabokov, was educated in Cambridge.

We remind you! To study at Cambridge, you need not only to have an impeccable academic profile, but also solid funds to pay for your studies.

Academic specialization

When entering the University of Cambridge, a domestic student usually faces a serious problem: “How to choose the right college?” The fact is that the Cambridge college system, similar to Oxford, is fundamentally different from that adopted in other higher schools in Europe and the former Soviet Union. After serving classes in the faculty or in the laboratory, the student spends most of his free time in college; the social, sports and daily life of the student takes place there. Each Cambridge college is a separate structure that houses residence halls, a library, a computer center, lecture buildings, sports and gyms, a park, a dining room, a choir, a theater, a music room, a chapel and much more. When choosing a college, you, in fact, choose your social circle and lifestyle for yourself. That is why it is extremely important to choose the college that best suits your taste.

When choosing a college, you should pay attention to the following factors:

• the academic profile of the college;
• location;
• prestige;
• duration of provision of a place in a hostel;
• appearance.

In order to make your choice, we advise you to carefully browse the Internet sites of various Cambridge colleges. Traditionally, students opt for the most prestigious and wealthy colleges, such as Trinity, St. John’s College (St. John’s), Trinity Hall, Kings College, Jesas College and others. Being attached to these colleges, students, as a rule, have no problems finding a place to live in a hostel, additional funding for scientific projects, playing sports, etc. With the massive influx of students each year, finding a place to live outside of college can be a major challenge. For this reason, the choice of college should be taken very responsibly.

The University of Cambridge has more than 150 faculties, departments, research centers and institutes, united in 6 separate schools:

• Arts and Humanities,
• Biological Sciences,
• Clinical Medicine,
• Humanities and Social Sciences,
• Physical Sciences,
• Technologies.

The academic year is divided into three semesters (trimesters):

• Miklmas (October-December)
• Lent (“Lenten term”; January-March)
• Easter (“Easter term”; April-June)

Trimesters at the University of Cambridge are shorter than at other UK universities and take 8 weeks each. It is assumed that during the long holidays between trimesters, the student should actively study independently.

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University of Cambridge

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Fitzwilliam House
32 Trumpington Street
CB2 1QY
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Location

The city of Cambridge is located 88. 5 km north of London or 45 minutes by train. Nearby, at a distance of about 50 km, is Stansted Airport.

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Cambridge, United Kingdom – Tourist Guide

In the east of England, 70 km from the capital, is the center of the county of Cambridgeshire – charming Cambridge. The fame of the city brought one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. But Cambridge is interesting not only for its educational institution, which gave humanity almost 90 Nobel laureates. The ancient city carefully preserves many historical monuments, offers interesting museums, luxurious parks and squares. Cambridge is an amazing corner of old England with beautiful patterns of Gothic architecture, magnificent gardens and manicured lawns. Here you can not only admire the ancient buildings, but also visit scientific exhibitions, take a boat trip on the Kem River or relax in a nightclub. The city enchants with its beauty and inspires with the noisy polyphony of students.

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Districts of Cambridge

The city consists of 14 districts, each of which offers wonderful sights for tourists.
Most museums are located on the territory adjacent to the university.
The most famous exhibition halls and art galleries are located in the buildings of the Cambridge School of Art.
Popular artists can be heard at Cambridge Corn Exchange, Cambridge Junction and Portland Arms.

Cambridge Map

Attractions

Incredibly beautiful architecture, magnificent parks, unique museums, themed cafes and traditional restaurants – all this awaits tourists in colorful Cambridge. If you don’t want to miss out on anything interesting, make your plan for exploring the beautiful city in advance.

Cambridge Botanic Gardens

Zoological Museum

Scott Polar Research Institute

Castle Hill

University of Cambridge

River Khim

Kuins-college

Chapel of Korolevsky College

Royal College

Trinity College

Mathematical bridge

Silders

Museum of Fitsuyilyam

Population

in accordance with the city in the city. almost 130 thousand people. The main part of the townspeople are British, their number is about 75% of all residents. Also in Cambridge live immigrants from Ireland and other European countries, Asia, China and Africa.

Brief history

The first settlements on the territory of the present city appeared around 1000 BC. Then the lands became part of the Roman Empire and belonged to it until the 5th century.
After that, the settlement of the Anglo-Saxons Grantabridge appeared here. For a short period it was conquered by the Vikings, but the Anglo-Saxons quickly regained it. The city expanded, churches and rich houses were built in it, piers appeared on the Kem River.
In the 11th century, the settlement passed into the possession of Normandy. The construction of the castle began and the village turned into a well-defended fortress.

In the first half of the 12th century, the first city charter was adopted in Cambridge. A legal court appears in it, which receives a monopoly on fees and water transport.

In 1209, students and teachers from Oxford arrive in Cambridge, who are forced to look for a new place due to frequent conflicts with local residents. In the second half of the 13th century, one of the most prestigious universities in Europe appeared in the city.

One of the tragic periods of Cambridge – the middle of the XIV century. At this time, an epidemic of plague broke out in the city, which took the lives of hundreds of residents.

XIX – XX centuries – a period of intensive expansion of the boundaries of the city. New state buildings, churches and rich houses are being built, university buildings are being completed. At the same time, the railway appeared, which gave impetus to the development of industry and trade.

During the Second World War, the city became the center of defense of the eastern coast of the country. A camp of the Royal Air Force is organized on its territory, Londoners are evacuated here from the bombing. But the city itself did not suffer from the destruction.

Modern Cambridge is one of the major cities in eastern England, which combines the unique atmosphere of majestic antiquity and the incendiary spirit of impatient youth.

Travel Budget

Before the trip it is necessary to calculate the approximate budget, which will be needed for travel: