Early education in Britain attaches great importance to children's "happiness". For example, Teletubbies Early Education, an excellent brand of early education in Britain, inherits the early education concept of "I want children to smile" advocated by Ms. Anne Wood, the founder of Teletubbies, and adopts educational methods such as "game teaching" and "experience teaching" to encourage children to grow up in laughter, relaxation, self-confidence, curiosity and understanding.

Early education in Britain is "elite education", which focuses on cultivating students' independence, self-confidence, analysis, judgment and decision-making ability.

The Teletubbies early education course in the UK was compiled by a team of international master education experts according to EYFS (British National Early Education Plan). It is an excellent brand in international high-end British early education and belongs to "social early education".

The training goal of early education here is: happy elite.

The curriculum of Teletubbies early education in Britain covers six areas: emotional intelligence, communication and language, problem solving, reasoning and mathematical ability, social interaction, physical fitness and creativity. Teletubbies British "elite education" is more in line with parents' mainstream education demands.