Waumba Land
Babies and preschoolers play, hear a story, sing, and stay with the same familiar faces each week.
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Waumba Land in Alpharetta for your youngest.
A weekday preschool where children from six weeks to Pre-K learn and play.
A room for every age
Children move up room by room as they grow, from the first weeks through high school.
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Elementary kids sing together, hear a lesson, and talk it over in a small group with their leader.
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Middle schoolers sit with friends, dig into a topic, and work out what they believe for themselves.
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High school students gather in a room of their own, with music, a message, and a group to belong to.
Explore InsideOutHow we see children
Thirty years ago, a group of families left the comfort and security of several established churches around Atlanta to launch a new church. That beginning shapes how we still treat people who walk in: as guests, not numbers. Children are part of the room, not parked somewhere else. Everything we plan starts with the family in front of us.
Walk through on a Sunday and you see rooms set up before anyone arrives: small chairs, low shelves a child can reach, books and toys at eye level. A baby room fills with the sound of teachers talking softly. A preschool room has a story circle and a table for making things. Each age has its own space, its own pace.
Children stay with teachers who know their names, and the same faces are there week to week. Rooms are grouped by age, and signs point you where to go. If you have a question about your child, someone is at the door to answer it, or you can ask a staff member directly.
What a day looks like
A morning usually starts with a parent signing a child in at the door, handing over a bag, and saying a quick goodbye. Teachers greet each child by name and help them settle. Some children go straight to a toy. Others sit close for a few minutes first. That is fine.
Through the middle of the day children play, sing, hear a story, and sit with their group for a lesson. There is time to move around and time to be quiet. Snacks and rest fit around what children need. The pace stays steady so no one feels rushed. Families can ask how the day is shaped for their child's age.
Toward the end, children help put things away and gather their bags, and teachers tell parents what happened that day. A child might come out holding a picture. A parent might hear about a new friend. Pickup is short, but it is the moment you find out how it went.
How we work with families
At pickup, teachers tell parents the small things: what a child played, what they ate, who they sat with. Parents can ask anything at the door, and staff can help them find resources and connect with other parents. We have been helping families with parenting for more than 25 years, so you are not the first to have a question.
For a new child, the first weeks go at the child's pace. A parent can meet the teacher first and talk through the routine before the first day. Staff will tell you how the day went and what your child seemed to need, and you can adjust together as you go.
How to join
Get in touch
Call (678) 892-5000 or email judy.grant@northpoint.org. Tell us your child's age and the days you need, and we will walk you through what is open.
Tour the room
See the classroom your child would join and meet the teachers who run it. Ask anything while you are standing in the room where your child would spend the day.
Enroll and settle in
Complete enrollment and plan a first week that suits your child's routine. We will help you set up those first days so the change feels manageable.
Good questions to ask first
What are the hours?
Sundays 9:00 and 11:00 a.m..
Can we visit before deciding?
Yes, you can tour the preschool. Your child can come along, see the rooms, and meet a teacher while you ask questions.
What should my child bring on the first day?
Pack a spare set of clothes, a comfort item if your child has one, and whatever they need for the day. Label everything with your child's name. If you are unsure what to bring, just ask.
Do you offer part-time or flexible schedules?
Schedules depend on your child's age group and what openings we have. Call or email and we will tell you what is available right now.
What if there is no place right now?
Ask us to note your child's age and let you know when a place opens. We cannot promise a date, but we will keep you on the list and contact you.
Come and see a day here
Come and see a day here, and bring your children with you.