Body Boost
Regular fitness activities help in appropriate body development of the school-goer and encourage him to adopt healthy habits that last a lifetime. Our experienced teachers work with children to develop their large motor skills like running, throwing, jumping, kicking etc. and practice co-ordination skills such as writing, drawing, cutting and other activities.

Bum – Chums
In the vital time of their growth and enhancement, social and emotional development also plays a very important role. Children build a sense of community as they interact with each other through daily activities such as circle time games and songs. Planned activities Teachers work with the child to develop self-help skills and to bring out their true potential.
Different planned activities like Dramatization, story telling, puppet show help to expressing emotions, inculcate good values and manners.

Brainy Games
Throughout his or her life a child will take in any new information through his senses. A child will learn through his five main pathways i.e. through what he sees, hears, and touches ,tastes and smells. The more we help him develop his five acute senses the more effectively he will develop the pathways on which his future learning will be based. From the very first day the brain parts are developed and slowly develop further. Taking advantage of this we provide many sensory experiences as possible because a child has a truly absorbent mind and it is important to strengthen the pathways that link both sides of the brain.

Early Words
Giving a child a solid foundation of language skills is a fantastic kick start for him or her. It is achieved largely by good interaction like speaking, reading books, nursery rhymes, competitions and games like Spelling Bee competition ,Tongue twisters and above all telling them what is happening and when it is happening. The brain stores information in groups of ideas and the more you link ideas the more a child will learn.

Pre Maths
Children are encouraged and provided with ample opportunities to play games which would aid their math concepts – games that involve sorting & classifying, patterns, number sense & counting, simple addition & subtraction, geometry, measurement, data collection – recording & interpretation, problem solving etc

Pre Science
Early exposure to fun science experiments develop a sense of curiosity and encourage the exploratory nature of young children. Games involving plastic animals, magnifying glasses, measuring cups, rocks, bug catchers, small toy greenhouses, shells, magnets, prisms, a compass, anything that involves the senses; sight, taste, smell, hearing, and touch, along with adventurous science items are introduced to the children to help them enjoy simple science.