Preschool will help your child develop socially and emotionally. In preschool, your children will learn how to compromise, be respectful towards others, and solve problems. Preschool will provide a place where your child will gain a sense of self, explore, play with their peers, and build confidence.

We believe in creating harmony with nature & that the children should learn from nature. The focus of pre schools following academic methods is to prepare children to get into primary schools. Traditionally most Indian pre schools till almost a decade back used to follow Academic approach

Experienced teachers can decrease absences in the classroom, and even endorse good habits outside the classroom. These experienced teachers are more efficient at getting students read for fun at home, a habit that is very important, but declining rapidly.

If your child is sick, they shouldn’t stay in class—they should go to the school office and ask to be sent home. After you send your child home, you can call the school and let them know your child is sick and needs medication. Don’t forget to also send a note from your doctor.

We understand that leaving your child at the Pre-school in trusted hands is important for you as parents. We have ensured that our Preschools follow guidelines laid by the industry experts to ensure comprehensive protocols. The Centre also ensures the safety of your child by installing CCTV cameras, profile verification of our staff by the police, GPS on transport vans, and child-friendly furniture. Our Pre-Schools are clean and hygienic and have regular fumigation, pest control, well-sanitized toilets, and an overall warm and nurturing environment for your loved one

There is no set amount of parental involvement that preschools want, as each type of preschool has its own requirements. However, generally speaking, more parental involvement is generally better when it comes to raising kids. Therefore, the more parents are involved in their child’s life, the better it is for the child’s development and well-being.

“No there is not really any emphasis on speaking to a child in a particular language. Every child is born with the innate ability of understanding and learning any language. I would prefer to say it depends on the parents to chose whatever language they feel is best for their child. The more languages one learns the easier it becomes to learn another languages. It also makes it easier for children to learn new words in whatever language you want them to learn. One can even sing a song in that language if the child understands music. Generally, i think its okay to speak bharnaashtrian, punjabi, gujarati and tamil languages to baby.”