Classes & curriculum

From Playgroup to Class 2

Our aim is not simply to teach letters and numbers. From Playgroup to Class 2, we build each child's communication, confidence, creativity, discipline, thinking, social skills and independence, step by step.

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Which class is right for my child?

Enter your child's date of birth. We work out their age on 31 March, when the 2027–28 session begins.

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Across every class

Six areas we grow together

Traditional values, modern methods, practical activities, spoken English, digital learning and life skills, all working together.

Language & communicationEnglish speaking, vocabulary, listening, pronunciation, storytelling, conversation, and reading and writing for their age.

Maths & logical thinkingNumbers, counting, shapes, patterns, comparison, measurement and problem-solving through practical activities.

Creativity & expressionDrawing, colouring, painting, music, dance, rhymes, craft, imaginative play and creative projects.

Physical & social developmentFine and gross motor skills, coordination, teamwork, sharing, taking turns, following instructions and expressing feelings.

Modern learning & awarenessSmart-class activities, audio-video learning, computer awareness, nature, animals, community helpers, festivals and the world around us.

Values, discipline & life skillsGood manners, hygiene, self-care, respect, honesty, responsibility, safety awareness and independence.

Playgroup

Age 2 – 3 years

Learning through exploration and play

A gentle first step into school. Little ones learn through their senses, songs, toys and play, while building early language, movement and social skills.

Learning focus: Sensory exploration, early communication, social interaction and motor development.

What we teach

EnglishListening, greetings, simple words, rhymes, sounds and picture recognition
Pre-mathsBig and small, colours, shapes, matching, sorting and counting objects
EVSBody parts, family, animals, fruits, vegetables and familiar objects
Motor skillsScribbling, clay play, blocks, puzzles and simple hand movements
Personal growthSharing, sitting in a group, following simple instructions and expressing needs

How we teach

Toy-based and sensory learning
Action songs, storytelling, picture cards and pretend play
Colour identification and sorting activities
Guided conversation and positive encouragement

Expected outcome

Children begin to enjoy school, interact with others, recognise familiar objects, and develop early language and motor skills.

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Nursery

Age 3 – 4 years

Building early literacy and numeracy

Children start recognising letters, sounds and numbers, grow their vocabulary and pencil control, and become more independent in class.

Learning focus: Early literacy, number recognition, language development and classroom independence.

What we teach

EnglishAlphabet recognition, letter sounds, vocabulary, rhymes, conversation and pre-writing strokes
HindiSwar recognition, spoken vocabulary, rhymes and writing readiness
MathsNumber recognition, counting, shapes, colours, sorting and simple comparisons
EVSMy family, my body, school, animals, plants, food, transport and community helpers
Life skillsHygiene, manners, naming feelings, sharing and keeping belongings organised

How we teach

Letter tracing in sand, on boards and on worksheets
Counting real objects, toys, beads and picture cards
Rhymes, role-play, show-and-tell and theme-based activities
Guided pencil practice, puzzles and hands-on projects

Expected outcome

Children develop basic recognition skills, a stronger vocabulary, early writing control, counting ability and classroom independence.

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Prep Junior

Age 4 – 5 years

Developing foundational academic skills

Phonics, early reading, neat handwriting and number sense come together, along with the confidence to speak in simple English sentences.

Learning focus: Phonics, early reading, handwriting, number sense and spoken communication.

What we teach

EnglishLetter-sound relationships, beginning phonics, vocabulary, spoken sentences, handwriting and first reading
HindiSwar and first vyanjan, vocabulary, handwriting and simple words, according to readiness
MathsNumber sequence, counting, writing numbers, before/after/between, shapes, patterns and comparisons
EVSSeasons, plants, animals, our neighbourhood, festivals, occupations and good habits
SpeakingIntroducing oneself, answering simple questions, describing pictures and speaking in short sentences

How we teach

Phonics games and sound-based word activities
Guided reading, writing practice and picture description
Number games, hands-on materials, puzzles and activity sheets
Pair work, demonstrations, oral questions and short assessments

Expected outcome

Children strengthen reading readiness, handwriting, number sense, sentence formation and confidence in communicating.

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Prep Senior

Age 5 – 6 years

Preparing for formal schooling

Children read simple sentences, understand early maths operations and work more independently, so they step into Class 1 ready and confident.

Learning focus: School readiness, early comprehension, independent work and confident communication.

What we teach

EnglishPhonics, blending sounds, reading simple sentences, comprehension, vocabulary, handwriting and guided sentence writing
HindiReading and writing simple words and sentences, as per the prescribed syllabus
MathsIntroductory number operations, place value, comparing numbers, patterns, shapes and simple word problems
EVSOur environment, living and non-living things, health, safety, family, community and nature
ComputerBasic computer parts, their uses and first steps with digital learning
PersonalitySelf-introduction, public-speaking basics, listening, confidence and respectful behaviour

How we teach

Read-aloud sessions, phonics practice and guided comprehension
Practical maths using objects and visual aids
Projects, experiments, demonstrations and smart-class lessons
Short presentations, dictation, written practice, revision and regular assessments

Expected outcome

Children become more independent readers and writers, improve their understanding of maths, and are ready for Class 1.

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Class 1

Age 6 – 7 years

Strengthening primary-level foundations

Primary-level reading, writing and maths, with real-life learning that builds independent thinking and responsible behaviour.

Learning focus: Primary-level literacy, numeracy, independent thinking and responsible behaviour.

What we teach

EnglishReading fluency for their level, comprehension, grammar basics, vocabulary, sentence building, handwriting and short paragraphs
HindiReading, writing, vocabulary, basic grammar and forming simple sentences
MathsPlace value, addition, subtraction, number patterns, shapes, measurement, time, money and word problems, as per the syllabus
EVSFamily, neighbourhood, plants, animals, food, water, weather, transport, health and caring for the environment
ComputerParts and uses of a computer, and safe, simple digital activities
Life skillsResponsibility, teamwork, decision-making, problem-solving, personal safety and respectful communication

How we teach

Explain, demonstrate, practise and apply
Reading circles, comprehension questions, guided writing and grammar games
Real-life maths problems, hands-on materials and individual practice
Experiments, projects, group discussions, presentations and written assessments

Expected outcome

Children build a strong foundation in literacy, numeracy and general awareness, along with independent learning and responsible behaviour.

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Class 2

Age 7 – 8 years

Building confident young learners

Children read and write with growing confidence, work with bigger numbers and tables, and learn to think, explain and work on their own.

Learning focus: Fluent reading, written expression, number operations and independent learning.

What we teach

EnglishReading stories fluently, comprehension, grammar (naming, doing and describing words), sentences and short paragraphs
HindiReading lessons, matras, simple grammar and writing short paragraphs
MathsNumbers up to 1000, adding and subtracting with carrying, tables 2 to 10, first multiplication, time, money and measurement
EVSOur body, food, shelter, plants, animals, water, transport, festivals and staying safe
ComputerParts of a computer, mouse and keyboard skills, and simple drawing activities
Life skillsResponsibility, teamwork, good habits, personal safety and respectful communication

How we teach

Reading circles and story discussions
Grammar games and guided writing
Hands-on maths, tables practice and real-life problems
Projects, presentations, simple experiments and regular assessments

Expected outcome

Children read and write independently, solve everyday maths problems, and grow in confidence and responsibility, ready for Class 3.

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Activities and difficulty increase gradually with each child's age and readiness, following the prescribed syllabus.

Day care centre

After school, still at home

For working parents, our day care keeps children safe, cared for and happy after school hours, with meals, rest, homework help and quiet play.

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Meal and snack time together
Rest and nap corner
Homework help for Class 1 and Class 2
Stories, drawing and indoor games
Pick-up only by people you name

Questions

Parents often ask

What age can my child join?

Playgroup from 2 years. Use the class finder above to check the right class for 2027–28.

Which documents are needed for admission?

Birth certificate, Aadhaar of the child and parents, 4 passport-size photos of the child, and the previous school report for Class 1 and Class 2.

Do you teach spoken English?

Yes, in every class. Children practise English all year through greetings, conversations, rhymes, stories, classroom instructions, picture description and guided speaking.

Do you have day care?

Yes. Day care runs after school hours. Call or WhatsApp us for timings and fees.

How will I know how my child is doing?

Through regular parent-teacher meetings, class updates, and the Parent Corner on this website, which shows your child's game scores and skills.

Can I visit before taking admission?

Of course. Book a visit on the contact page or WhatsApp us, and bring your child along.