Preschool
PreSchool
- Age Group: 3.5 – 4.5 Years
Key Areas:
- Strengthening language, pre-literacy, and numeracy skills through fun activities
- Encouraging independence and problem-solving through hands-on learning
- Building social confidence and emotional awareness
- Introducing structured routines with flexibility and joy
About Preschool:
Preschool is where curiosity blossoms into confidence. Children explore the world through purposeful play, creative expression, and guided discovery. With engaging themes, stories, art, and group activities, they learn to think, communicate, and collaborate — developing essential skills for their next stage of learning. Our nurturing teachers ensure each child grows happily, ready for a smooth transition to Kindergarten.
PlayGroup
- Age Group: 2 – 3.5 Years
Key Areas:
- Gentle introduction to school routines and group activities
- Play-based sensory learning for cognitive and motor development
- Individual attention in a nurturing environment
- Early exposure to social skills and sharing
About PlayGroup:
Nursery
- Age Group: 3.5 – 4.5 Years
Key Areas:
- Development of early literacy and numeracy skills
- Creative expression through art, music, and craft activities
- Small-class attention to encourage confidence and curiosity
- Introduction to group participation and collaborative play
About Nursery:
LKG / Junior Kindergarten
- Age Group: 4 – 5.5 Years
Key Areas:
- Structured early learning of letters, numbers, and shapes
- Storytelling and role play to build imagination
- Personalized attention to nurture curiosity and independence
- Fun-filled activities to encourage teamwork and problem-solving
About LKG:
UKG / Senior Kindergarten
- Age Group: 5 – 6.5 Years
Key Areas:
- Reading, writing, and basic math readiness for primary school
- Hands-on science and discovery-based learning
- Focus on social-emotional skills and peer interactions
- Participation in school presentations and creative projects
About UKG:
UKG prepares children for primary school academics while keeping learning creative, engaging, and joyful. Children practice reading, writing, and math, alongside storytelling, science experiments, and art activities. They also develop teamwork, problem-solving skills, and social confidence. Every activity is designed to help children feel independent, curious, and excited about learning
