Kindergarten (K.G.) is a place where a child feels at home away from home. Here the kids get a head start for their formal education.

The Kindergarten Section includes Nursery, Pre-Transition and Transition. The Kindergarten is organized to welcome the children in the best conditions and respect the educational needs of every child. Well trained teaching faculty gives special emphasis on emotional, intellectual, physical development of each child with individual attention and personal care. The warmth and supportive atmosphere of home is replicated here. A child’s natural curiosity and joy in exploring its environment is given full rein. The play way methodology along with stories music, dance, rhymes group activities and physical education are incorporated in the syllabus. Stage activities help the children to develop their talents, overcome stage fear and develop confidence. Children are trained here in conversation and story narration. The activities like building with blocks puzzles, reproducing shapes and patterns, stringing beads help in developing hand and eye co-ordination. Kindergarten improves children’s prospects for success in school and helps them make a smoother transition to Grade 1.

At the end of the Kindergarten, the child will be able to :

Feel self-confident

Independently carries out simple tasks and plays his/her role in Academic activities

Find way about and moving around in a space

Use drawing as a means of expression and representation

Memorize and being able to sing songs and nursery rhymes correctly

Memorize a series of numbers

Count a quantity out loud by using learnt numbers

Compare quantities, solving problems related to quantities

Draw a circle, a square, a triangle

Take the initiative to ask questions or to express his point of view

Listen to and understand a text

Recognize and write most of the letters of the alphabet

Connect sounds and letters

Copy in running hand, under the teacher's guidance

Name the main parts of the human body and their functions, singling out the five senses and their functions

Identify danger and being aware of it