Programmes
प्ले ग्रुप से केजी-2 तक, डे-केयर और ट्यूशन
Pre-school classes, a full-day daycare, tuition and activity classes, as listed on the school's signboard. Details are for the school to confirm.
Pre-school
Four classes, from a first step away from home to the year before Class 1.
| Class | Usual age | What the year often looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Play Group | about 2 to 3 years | Short, happy mornings: songs, picture books, sand and water, and learning to be away from home for a while. |
| Nursery | about 3 to 4 years | Talking and listening: stories, rhymes, colours, shapes and lots of play with other children. |
| KG-1 | about 4 to 5 years | Sounds and letters, counting with real things, drawing and building, and longer group time. |
| KG-2 | about 5 to 6 years | Getting ready for Class 1: early reading and writing, numbers, and confidence in front of others. |
How little children learn
In general, children of this age learn best through play, talk, songs and doing things with their hands, in short spells with a lot of movement. The school will describe its own approach and daily timings for each class.
To be shared by the school Class timings, group sizes, books or method used, and the school's own description of each class.
Daycare
For children aged 2 to 12 years, from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm (as on the school's signboard, please confirm).
That covers both little ones and school-age children who come over after school. The school's poster mentions meals and a safe, watched environment; ask about them on your visit.
To be shared by the school Days the daycare runs, meals and snacks, nap arrangements, pick-up rules and whether school-age children are collected from school.
See a sample daycare day
Tuition
Up to Class 8, for all subjects (as on the school's signboard, please confirm).
Helpful for families with an older child too: one place for the little one's pre-school and the older one's homework.
To be shared by the school Batch timings, group sizes, which boards' syllabus is covered, and the tutors.
Activity classes
Five activities named on the signboard. What each one usually means, in plain words:
Phonics
Hearing and saying the sounds letters make, the first step to reading.
Storytelling
Listening to stories, retelling them and making up new ones: words, memory and imagination.
Dance
Moving to music: balance, rhythm and joy.
Gripping
Exercises that strengthen small fingers so a child can hold a pencil or crayon well.
Art and craft
Colours, paper, clay and glue: hands busy, ideas made real.
To be shared by the school Which days each activity runs, and whether they are open to children from other schools.
Not sure which class fits?
Tell the school your child's age and they can suggest the right class.
Ask about admission