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Foundational Development Program

We set the foundation for key life skills and prepare the child for tomorrow’s world. We follow a thematic approach wherein learning is integrated within a theme, to foster a child’s cognitive, language, personal, social, emotional, and physical development.

Key Features:

Safe and Stimulating Environment
Structured Child Engagement
Trained Facilitators & Caregivers
Expert curated Nutritious Meals
Enrichment Developmental Activities
Fostering Community Connect

Admission open for year 2026-27

Fostering a love for reading and writing, while empowering critical thinking, literacy, and environmental awareness through engaging activities that promote social interaction and creative expression.

Age limit: 4-5 years for LKG

Syllabus:

Pre-writing Strokes

  • Standing line
  • Sleeping line
  • Left Slanting line
  • Right Slanting line
  • Left Curve
  • Right Curve
  • Up Curve
  • Down Curve

Capital Letter (A to Z)

  • Identification
  • Writing
  • Objects related to each letter

Small Letter (a to z)

  • Identification
  • Writing
  • Objects related to each letter
  • Matching capital and small
  • Vowels and Consonants
  • Phonic Drill
  • Vowel words
  • Rhyming words to improve listening skills

Phonetics

  • Sound of letters
  • Objects related to letters
  • Vowels and Consonants
  • Vowel words
  • Article a/an
  • This-That and These-Those
  • One-many
  •  Positions
  •  Rhyming words
  • Use of Genie Boards, flash cards, oral interaction, written work, worksheets, storytelling and enactment.

Shapes

  • Identify Circles, Squares and triangles
  • Identify squares and rectangles

Count to 3

  • Learn to count (up to 3)
  • Count dots (up to 3)
  • Count shapes (up to 3)
  • Count objects (up to 3)
  • Count on ten frames (up to 3)
  • Show numbers on ten frames (up to 3)
  • Represent numbers (up to 3)

Count to 5

  • Learn to count (up to 5)
  • Count dots (up to 5)
  • Count shapes (up to 5)
  • Count objects (up to 5)
  • Count in ten frames (up to 5)
  • Show numbers on ten frames (up to 5)
  • Represent numbers (up to 5)

Count to 10

  • Learn to count (up to 10)
  • Count dots (up to 10)
  • Count shapes (up to 10)
  • Count objects (up to 10)
  • Count on ten frames (up to 10)
  • Show numbers on ten frames (up to 10)
  • Represent numbers (up to 10)

Comparing

  • Are there enough?
  • Compare groups (fewer or more)
  • Fewer and more – compare by counting
  • Compare in a mixed group

Positions

  • Inside and outside
  • Above and below
  • Beside and next to
  • Left and right
  • Left, middle and right
  • Top and bottom
  • Top, middle and bottom

Classify

  • Same
  • Different
  • Same and different
  • Classify shapes by colour
  • Classify and sort by colour
  • Classify and sort by shape

Size

  • Long and short
  • Tall and short
  • Light and heavy
  • Wide and narrow

Money

  • Coin values
  • Count 1-rupee coins

The LKG EVS syllabus is as follows:

  • Good habits and manners.
  • Project on collecting a few living and non-living things
  • Introduction to traffic rules and safety
  • Parts of the body

About Myself

  • Myself
  • My Body Parts
  • My Family
  • My Birthday
  • My Home
  • My School

Safety

  • At home
  • On the road
  • At the Playground

People Who Help Us

  • Doctor
  • Teacher
  • Policeman
  • Postman
  • Carpenter
  • Farmer

Transport

  • Road
  • Rail
  • Air

Seasons

  • Summer
  • Winter
  • Rainy

Animal

  • Wild
  • Domestic
  • Water
  • Pet
  • अ से अः तक
  • क से ज्ञ तक
  • जोडे मिलाओ
  • चित्र पहचानो
  • खाली स्थान भरो
  • 2 अक्षरो के शब्द
  • 3 अक्षरो के शब्द
  • सुलेख
  • गिनती (1 से 10 तक)
  • कवितां​ए
  • कहानिंया
  • फल, सब्जि, फ़्रुट, रंग, पशु, वाहन के नाम

Age limit: 5-6 years for UKG

Strengthening language proficiency, instilling a passion for reading and writing, fostering social and conflict resolution skills, and nurturing scientific curiosity through hands-on exploration.

Syllabus:

  • A. Letters (AA – ZZ)
    • Identification
    • Vowel Words
    • Vowel Words
    • Article a/an
    • Positions
    • Objects related to letters
    • Rhyming words
    • One-many
    • Sound of letters
    • This-That & These-Those
  • Reading words and sentences aloud. Children should interact in social conversations.
  • Children must use genie board, flashcards, oral interaction, written work, worksheets, storytelling, and enactment to explore their creativity.
  • Making sentences with certain words or structures, picture composition, and use of ‘in’, ‘on’, and ‘under’ in sentences.
  • Revision of the English language basics.

1. Pre Math's Concepts

  • Right-Left
  • In-Out
  • Heavy-Light
  • Thick-Thin
  • Top-Bottom
  • Front-Back
  • Big-Small
  • More-Less
  • Same-Different
  • Tall-Short
  • Full-Empty

2. Numbers (1-200)

  • Time
  • Picture Addition
  • Money
  • Writing
  • Number Names (1-50)
  • 1 Digit Addition
  • 1 Digit Subtraction
  • Picture Subtraction
  • Skip Counting 2 & 5
  • Count and Write, Colour and Match
  • Addition and Subtraction without Objects or Pictures
  • Simple addition & Subtraction Using Objects
  • Forward and Backward Counting (1-50)
  • Before, After, Between numbers (1-100)
  • Putting Signs like ‘>’, ‘<‘ and ‘=’

3. Shapes

  • Triangle
  • Rectangle
  • Square
  • Circle
  • Semi-Circle
  • Oval
  • Diamond

4. Colours

  • Black, White, Pink
  • Red, Yellow, Blue
  • Orange, Green, Purple
  • Talking about all types of transport as well as proving a demonstration in vehicles
  • A visit to a police station or post office
  • Introduction to traffic rules and safety
  • Introduction to air, water and sound pollution
  • Project on collection of a few living and non-living things

1. Myself

  • My Home
  • My Family
  • My School
  • Parts of Body
  • Sense Organs

2. Seasons

  • Summer
  • Rainy
  • Winter

3. Transport

  • Water
  • Land
  • Air

4. Animals

  • Water
  • Wild
  • Farm
  • Domestic
  • Pet
  • Animals and Their Young Ones
  • Animals and Their Sounds
  • स्वर (अ-अः)
  • व्यंज़न (क-ज्ञ)
  • मात्राओ का ज्ञान (अ-अः)
  • व्यंज़न (क-ज्ञ) मात्राऍ लगाना
  • एक – 2 मात्रा हर एक व्यंजन पर लिखकर सिखाया जाता हेै
  • दो मात्रा (अ,आ) दोनो एक साथ लिखकर सिखाया जाता हेै
  • क्र + अ :- क
  • क्र + आ :- का

 

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Our Early Years Programme (PG, LKG & UKG) encourages curiosity, exploration and discovery in a stimulating, safe and happy learning environment. As children enter the collaborative learning environment, importance is placed on the awareness of self, building social relationships and developing understanding and appreciation for people and the world around them.

Within the Primary Years Programme (PG, LKG & UKG) framework and a student-centred approach, we focus on play, relationships, symbolic exploration and flexible learning spaces. Our image of the child motivates us to create opportunities that allow our young learners’ voice, variety in choice and ownership to become self-directed learners.

“Children learn as they play. Most importantly, in play children learn how to learn.” (O. Fred Donaldson)

 Our Teachers use a variety of audio, video and pictorial displays to encourage curiosity and develop listening and speaking skills. Communication and creative-thinking skills are further enhanced through our digital literacy programme. With the use of manipulatives, coding is introduced in the Early Years as a form of communication. It involves following directions in sequence, sorting, and making decisions based on conditions to develop their logical thinking ability.