Your child's playgroup years are the most exciting yet crucial ones. The kids leave the comforts of their parents for the first time and begin interacting with their surroundings. In the Playgroup, we make sure a child learns to love school, makes new friends, comprehends the relationships between students and teachers, and—above all—knows that the world is bigger than their home. Playgroup is a time when learning occurs through play activities and themes rather than a formal learning process. During this age, we put a lot of effort into enhancing gross muscle development using the Montessori method.

Kids can embark on an exciting journey of exploration and discovery with our playgroup program. To encourage your child's imagination, creativity, and curiosity the program has been thoughtfully designed and researched. A variety of engaging and motivating activities, with an emphasis on creativity, are included in the playgroup curriculum to encourage early brain development.

Motor Skills

The Playgroup children are immersed in an environment that prioritizes hands-on exploration over structured classroom activities. The emphasis is on nurturing their fine and gross motor skills through a variety of engaging activities, including circle time, stage performances, sandpit exploration, and soft gym play.

Social and Emotional Development:

• Promotes positive social interactions with peers and adults
• Encourages self-expression and emotional regulation
• Fosters empathy and compassion

Cognitive Development:

• Enhances language and communication skills
• Develops early literacy and numeracy concepts
• Introduces problem-solving and critical thinking skills

Physical Development:

• Promotes gross and fine motor skills
• Encourages physical activity and coordination
• Fosters healthy habits and self-care skills

Creative and Imaginative Play:

• Provides opportunities for imaginative and creative expression
• Encourages exploration and experimentation with different materials and ideas
• Fosters a sense of wonder and curiosity

Overall well-being:

• Promotes a sense of security and belonging
• Provides a nurturing and supportive environment
• Encourages a love for learning and exploration