Kaleidoscope offers classes, camps, play therapy, and runs the Creative Minds programme, which provides curriculum enrichment to public preschool and primary schools. Located in the historic “Old Elliot” in Devonshire on the corner of Jubilee and Parsons road, Kaleidoscope continues the tradition of offering a solid education for children of all ages but with an unexpected twist. Our signature inquiry-based model of learning combines messy play, outdoor exploration, and fine art techniques and gives children the freedom to question and create. At Kaleidoscope, children enhance their problem-solving skills, critical thinking, fine and gross motor development, nurture their imagination, and learn practical life lessons necessary to become whole, self-sustaining human beings.
Staff
Fiona Rodriguez Roberts
Ms. Fiona, BFA fiber artist, is the fearless leader of Kaleidoscope. An advocate for home school and accessible high quality education for all. An undercover yodeler and catalyst for change, she lives her life by this motto “if you can’t be silly what’s the point of being alive!”
Jennifer Lang
World traveler, Ms. Jen, brings sparkle and shine to the Kaleidoscope. With an MSc in Early Childhood, founder of Wee Thrive- Making Space for Childhood. She is passionate about the power of play and creativity!
Kelly Smith
Ms. Kelly, BA Arts and Human Services, she is our mixed media artist. She loves to combine natural objects to make masterpieces helping the youngest of children to open up their imagination and make magic from the mundane.
Corrina Rego
Ms. Corrina, BFA, is a professional graphic designer. She is also a master in mosaics, acrylic painter, production set designer and builder. Basically, there’s nothing she can not do. Her talents have led her to engage in humanitarian work in Nicaragua. Corrina is loved mom to her kids and the Kaleidoscope family.
SHANNA HOLLIS
Ms. Shanna, BFA, is a professional graphic designer and multidisciplinary artist. She is also Chair of The Bermuda Arts Council. She brings a pop and youthful exuberance to every environment. Miss Shanna is also the owner of Shanna Hollis Designs which has gained her international recognition and celebrity clients.
Jahbarri Wilson
Spending time in LA learning from the best and painting a truck commissioned by Adidas are just some of his claims to fame. A turning point for his art came years ago when he stumbled across Kaleidoscope to ask what this place was all about. Fast forward to now he is one of our most loved members of staff.
Njeri Asha
Ms. Njeri, BA in Early Childhood/Elementary Education, Arts, and Science is a sports-chic, rock climbing, yogi, not frightened of new adventures! At work, she teaches hands-on art that fosters creativity, sensory play, and independence.
Olga Kriendler
A mother of two enjoying getting back into the rhythms of work and loving what the Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation offers to Empower Children through Art. Working in the KAF office as Office Administrator, and here to assist with any questions or concerns. Always ready to help! Enjoys family time, and walking her dog.
Ashley Desilva
Fun and outgoing, Ms.Ashley comes to us will almost 10 years of teaching littles under her belt. She completed her Undergraduate Education at Dean College in Franklin MA and then received her Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education. She loves to create hands-on fun learning experiences for kids.
Hailey Barbosa
Ms. Hailey, MFA, BFA, AA in Art and Design, is a professional traditional and digital artist. She specializes in narrative artwork and character design. She’s a calm presence at Kaleidoscope who encourages exploration and storytelling for students. In her spare time, she acts as an art tutor for secondary students.
KAF 365
We have seen that children, given the freedom to question and create, through messy play and outdoor exploration have gone on to be deeper thinkers and more enriched human beings. But don't take our word for it – listen to the ones who have experienced Kaleidoscope for themselves. Please join us on this journey just a dollar a day can help us to build our bursary funds, fix our infrastructure, and support our Creative Minds programme in public schools. A dollar a day can empower more children.
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