खेल-खेल में सीखना
How children usually learn at this age, stage by stage, and what the school offers. The school will confirm which classes it runs and from what age.
Two seats on the carousel, as the school's name describes them. We have not guessed the details: they are for the school to fill in.
The name says Play School. A play school is where small children spend a few hours a day learning through play before Class 1.
What the school offers
To be filled in by the school
Good questions to ask:
The name also says Day Care. What that means here, such as hours, ages and meals, is not published anywhere we could find.
What the school offers
To be filled in by the school
Good questions to ask:
Play schools in Indore usually work in four stages. Pick a seat to see what children of that age tend to do.
First time away from home for a few hours. Children usually settle in through play: stacking, sorting, songs and sand, and a lot of reassurance.
A general picture of this stage. Whether the school runs it, and from what age, is to be confirmed by the school.
Hands get busy and words come quickly. Threading, clay and crayons build the small muscles and the patience that writing will need later.
A general picture of this stage. Whether the school runs it, and from what age, is to be confirmed by the school.
Letters and numbers start to mean something. Children usually begin tracing and writing, counting real things and listening to longer stories.
A general picture of this stage. Whether the school runs it, and from what age, is to be confirmed by the school.
Getting ready for Class 1: reading simple words, writing on a line, small sums, and staying with a task until it is done.
A general picture of this stage. Whether the school runs it, and from what age, is to be confirmed by the school.
This is the usual pattern in Indore play schools for the 2027–28 session. It is not the school's rule: confirm with the school before you apply.
| Class | Age at the start of the session |
|---|---|
| Playgroup | usually about 2 to 3 years |
| Nursery | usually about 3 to 4 years |
| LKG | usually about 4 to 5 years |
| UKG | usually about 5 to 6 years |
Small children learn with their hands and through talk. In a good play school you usually see them building, sorting, pretending, singing and listening to stories, with a teacher close by who names what they are doing.
General guidance for parents, not a description of this school's method.
Which classes run, from what age, and the batch timings.
To be filled in by the school
Hours, ages taken, meals, rest time and who looks after the children.
To be filled in by the school
How the school teaches, and which books or materials it uses.
To be filled in by the school
What the school does each day, in its own timetable.
To be filled in by the school
