4.8 rating on Google
Bhagyashri Lamture
Founder & Head of School
Circle Time
Circle Time is the heart of our daily routine. Children gather in a group to sing morning songs, greet each other, and share their thoughts. It helps build communication skills, boosts confidence, and encourages a sense of belonging in the classroom. Through short discussions and calendar time, kids also begin to understand days, weather, and basic routines.
Creative Play
Through drawing, painting, clay modeling, and craft activities, children explore their creativity and express themselves freely. Creative Play sharpens fine motor skills, encourages hand-eye coordination, and helps children discover joy in making and imagining things on their own.
Learning Through Play
Our classrooms are filled with hands-on activities like puzzles, blocks, flashcards, matching games, and role-playing. These activities help children grasp early concepts like numbers, alphabets, colors, and shapes all through fun! It lays a strong foundation for cognitive and problem-solving skills.
Story Time
Our interactive Story Time sessions transport children into a world of imagination. With the help of colorful books, props, and expressions, teachers bring stories to life. This activity enhances listening skills, vocabulary, and early literacy, while also teaching moral values and life lessons in a fun and memorable way.
Outdoor Fun
Outdoor time allows children to enjoy fresh air while engaging in physical play like running, cycling, balancing, and group games. It supports gross motor development, builds social interaction, and teaches teamwork. This is also a time for them to explore nature and develop healthy exercise habits.
Music & Movement
In this joyful session, children sing songs, dance, clap, and move their bodies to rhythm. Music & Movement enhances coordination, memory, rhythm, and emotional expression. It also builds confidence as children perform with their peers and learn to express themselves through sound and motion.
Ella Stark
Lead teacher and 1-2 year olds
Harriet Bailey
Teacher: 1-2 year olds
Melinda Schiller
Teacher: 3-4 year olds
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